Description
HB4 behrotest serial heating bank provides four hotplates of Ø 94 mm that can be controlled individually for parallel laboratory heating tasks. Designed as a compact multi-position heating unit, it supports simultaneous work on several samples while allowing each plate to be set independently according to method requirements. The 94 mm plate diameter accommodates common laboratory vessels used for gentle warming, evaporation support or preparatory heating steps. This configuration is well suited to routine analytical and sample-preparation benches where space efficiency and flexible temperature control matter. The unit comes as a single piece from manufacturer Behr and is intended for laboratory hotplate applications within serial or multi-station setups. With a gross weight of 7,60 kg it offers a stable footprint for continuous use. Laboratories performing parallel digestions, solvent work-ups or multi-sample conditioning benefit from the four individually regulable positions, reducing waiting time between runs and improving workflow consistency across the heating bank.
This article is part of Hot plates & heating blocks, in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: HB4
- Number of hotplates: 4
- Hotplate diameter: Ø 94 mm
- Control: Individually controllable
- Technical Information Sheet:
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