Raymond A Lamb - E18.12 Mini Hotplate

Applications & Use Cases

• Heating small samples in laboratory settings.
• Performing chemical reactions requiring controlled temperature.
• Sample preparation for analytical testing.
• Microbiological work requiring sterile surfaces or media warming.

Typical Specifications

Typical plate size

Mini hotplates of this type commonly feature a heating surface area ranging from 80x80mm to 150x150mm.

Temperature range

Units in this class typically offer a temperature range from ambient up to 300-400°C.

Temperature control

Commonly, these units feature analogue or digital temperature control for precise setting.

Power supply

For this class of equipment, a standard 230V, 50Hz single-phase electrical supply is typical.

Heating surface material

The heating surface is typically constructed from ceramic or aluminium for even heat distribution and chemical resistance.

Footprint

Mini hotplates are designed for benchtop use, with a compact footprint, typically around 100-200mm in width and depth.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the primary use of a mini hotplate?

  A mini hotplate is primarily used in laboratories for heating small samples, solutions, or glassware where precise temperature control is required in a compact space.

• Can this hotplate be used for stirring as well?

• What safety features should I look for?

• Is this unit suitable for continuous operation?

• What kind of vessels can be used on this hotplate?