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HSC Heating Magnetic Stirrer by Velp Scientific is a used mixers & stirrers listing available for GBP 100. Browse specifications, request seller details, and find similar equipment on Machinery Masters.
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Price: £ 100
This listing is for 1 of 2 Velp Scientific HSC Heating Magnetic Stirrer.
The unit is in full working condition and is ready for immediate release.
The Velp Scientific HSC Heating Magnetic Stirrer is an analogue heating magnetic stirrer designed for basic heating and stirring applications in chemistry, biology, and pharmaceutical laboratories. It features a rugged design with a ceramic heating plate that resists acids, bases, and solvents, and a techno-polymer casing that resists chemicals, scratches, and surface abrasions.
Key Specifications
Maximum temperature: 400°C
Stirring volume: up to 15 liters
Stirring speed: up to 1300 RPM
Heating control: Analog
Ceramic hot plate: Square-shaped and resistant to chemicals and scratches
Power supply: 115V/60Hz
Dimensions: 8x3.7x13.5 inches
Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom5,791 km away
Model Number
HSC
Stock Number
47526
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Applications & Use Cases
- Used for dissolving solids and mixing liquids in chemical synthesis.
- Commonly employed for preparing solutions and media in biological laboratories.
- Suitable for sample preparation and analytical procedures in quality control.
- Utilised for titrations and other volumetric analysis in research and educational settings.
Typical Specifications
- Typical Stirring Volume
- For this class of equipment, stirring volumes commonly range up to 15 litres.
- Typical Maximum Temperature
- Units of this type typically offer heating up to 400°C.
- Typical Stirring Speed
- Stirring speeds commonly found on these units range up to 1300 RPM.
- Heating Plate Material
- Typically features a ceramic hot plate, known for chemical resistance.
- Control Type
- Often equipped with analogue controls for both heating and stirring.
- Power Supply
- Commonly operates on standard laboratory power supplies, typically 115V or 230V, depending on the region.
- Footprint
- Units of this type typically have a compact footprint, suitable for benchtop use.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Ceramic heating plates are highly resistant to acids, bases, and solvents, making them durable and easy to clean in laboratory environments. They also provide uniform heat distribution.
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