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IKA ROTATEMP S3, Heating System For ROTAVISC Up To 300 °C, CH Plug

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Depth
270 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH)
265 x 270 x 220 mm
Power supply frequency
50/60 Hz
Height
220 mm
IP code
IP 40
Max. temperature
300 °C
Max. voltage
230 V
Min. voltage
220 V
Plug type
CH
Power supply
220 ... 230 V, 50/60 Hz

$7,340.90

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Product description

The IKA ROTATEMP S3, Heating System For ROTAVISC Up To 300 °C, CH Plug is designed for use with IKA ROTAVISC viscometers, enabling precise temperature control when measuring difficult-to-measure, highly viscous media. It is suitable for applications involving asphalt, bitumen, wax, polymers, candy mass, or hot-melt adhesives.

Key Features:

  • Brand: IKA
  • Product Type: Heating system for ROTAVISC
  • Model: ROTATEMP S3
  • Plug Type: CH plug
  • Compatibility: For use with IKA ROTAVISC viscometers
  • Maximum Temperature: Up to 300 °C
  • Heating Performance: Fast and reliable heating to 300 °C in just 16 minutes when using silicone oil
  • Design: Heating oven and control unit combined in one compact device
  • Software Compatibility: Compatible with optional labworldsoft 6 Visc viscometer software
  • Application: Suitable for asphalt, bitumen, wax, polymers, candy mass, and hot-melt adhesives

This IKA ROTATEMP S3 heating system is suitable for laboratories requiring reliable temperature control for ROTAVISC viscosity measurements of highly viscous samples.

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Frequently asked questions

It is designed for use with IKA ROTAVISC viscometers, enabling precise temperature control when measuring difficult-to-measure, highly viscous media. It is suitable for applications involving asphalt, bitumen, wax, polymers, candy mass, or hot-melt adhesives.

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