New Digital Hot Plate/Stirrers Feature Multistation Design

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New Digital Hot Plate/Stirrers Feature Multistation Design

10 Jan, 2019

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Laboratory hotplates and stirrers from Wiggens demonstrates the kind of creative design that results from practical laboratory experience coupled with ceramic coated material to produce an almost indestructible surface. The instrument is highly suitable for relatively mild heating, good for small sample amounts or relatively low temperature for large sample volume. The material also has great anti-corrosive ability to acid, base, or organic solvents.

Advanced microprocessor controlling system guarantees the reliability and temperature stability. The bright and clear LED digital display and setting for the working temperature shows stirring speed, working time and safety temperature. A flashing high temperature indicator alerts users for harm by touch. Liquid drainage above the control board avoids the solution splashing on the touch board.

If the laboratory hotplates/stirrers are to be used in an aggressive environment, Wiggens recommends the use of the compressed-air connector, which is available as an option. The stand rod holder on the back panel of the device can be used to connect accessories, such as a temperature sensor, conveniently and securely. Three models are available for single position, four positions and six positions.

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