Description
The melting point meter for fully automatic measurement determines melting points by transmission measurement over a working range from 25 °C to 400 °C. Automatic melting-point recognition and a digital thermometer design support reproducible results for solid samples in research and quality-control laboratories. Compact external dimensions of 210 mm width, 110 mm depth and 230 mm height, with a net weight of 4,1 kg (gross weight 6,2 kg), allow straightforward placement on a standard laboratory bench. This instrument from manufacturer Krüss is intended for fully automatic series work where operator influence on the detection step should be minimised. Originating from Germany (Hamburg region), the unit is supplied as a single piece and addresses routine melting-point workflows across the full 25–400 °C operating window. Digital temperature readout and automatic detection streamline daily use without manual visual endpoint judgement, making the meter suitable for laboratories that need consistent melting data within a defined temperature span and a compact footprint.
This article is part of pH meters, in pH & electrochemistry.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Melting point determination instrument
- Measuring range: 25–400 °C
- Detection method: Automatic (transmission measurement)
- Thermometer type: Digital
- Dimensions (W × D × H): 210 × 110 × 230 mm
- Technical Information Sheet:
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