Description
REC multi-position hot plate is a laboratory heating plate designed for simultaneous thermal treatment of multiple samples. It operates over a temperature range of 25 to 310 °C and is rated at 1200 W, providing controlled surface heating for vessels placed across its multi-position working area. The unit supports routine warming, evaporation support and temperature-conditioned sample preparation where several positions are needed on one instrument. Supplied as 1 pc(s) and weighing 3,700 kg, the hot plate is compact enough for standard benches yet robust for continuous laboratory use. Application areas include heating equipment setups in research, quality control and general wet-lab workflows. The REC multi-position hot plate from manufacturer VELP offers a defined thermal window from near-ambient up to 310 °C together with a 1200 W power rating matched to multi-vessel heating tasks. Clear temperature limits help users select suitable glassware and media without exceeding the stated operating range. This multi-position hot plate is a practical choice whenever parallel heating without integrated magnetic stirring is required for everyday laboratory procedures.
This article is part of Hot plates & heating blocks, in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Multi-position hot plate
- Temperature range: 25 to 310 °C
- Power rating: 1200 W
- Weight: 3,700 kg
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A hot plate heats a flat-bottom vessel from below, often with stirring. A heating block holds tubes in machined holes so each tube sees the same temperature. The block's hole diameter has to match the tube, or the heat never arrives.
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