Description
C-MAG HP 7 digital hot plate is a laboratory hot plate rated at 1000 W with an operating temperature range of 50–500 °C. Its heating surface measures 180 × 180 mm, offering a larger working area than compact models for vessels and setups that need broader plate contact during heating. Digital operation supports temperature control across the full stated range for everyday laboratory thermal processes. Supplied as 1 pc(s) with a unit weight of 6,000 kg, the instrument suits benches where a mid-size heated plate is required. The C-MAG HP 7 digital hot plate (IKA) forms part of the C-MAG digital hot-plate line used in laboratory appliance installations for controlled surface heating. With 1000 W power and an 180 × 180 mm area, it serves sample preparation, solution warming, and related hot-plate work in research, quality, and teaching laboratories. The combination of digital control, defined temperature span, and mid-format plate geometry addresses standard hotplate needs within labware and laboratory appliance categories without extending beyond the stated electrical and dimensional specifications.
This article belongs on Hot plates & heating blocks, in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Digital hot plate
- Model: C-MAG HP 7
- Power: 1000 W
- Temperature range: 50–500 °C
- Heating area: 180 × 180 mm
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