Description
Infrared hotplate HP-200-IR-L is a laboratory hotplate with a heated area of 300×300 mm, a maximum temperature of 450 °C and a power rating of 900 W. Intended for general heating tasks on the bench, it belongs to laboratory appliances in the hotplates category and suits work that needs a square infrared heated surface of defined size. The 300×300 mm heated area accommodates vessels and plates within that footprint, while the 450 °C maximum and 900 W rating set the thermal envelope stated for this model. Supplied as 1 pc with a unit weight of 7,10 kg, the instrument is a complete hotplate unit for installation in standard lab layouts. This infrared hotplate HP-200-IR-L from manufacturer Stuart/Cole-Parmer is identified by the HP-200-IR-L designation together with the heated-area, temperature and power figures above. Planners can match vessel size and required surface temperature to the 300×300 mm / 450 °C / 900 W specification when selecting infrared hotplates. No further performance, control or certification claims are added beyond these stated parameters and the single-piece supply format.
This article is part of Hot plates & heating blocks, in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Infrared hotplate
- Model: HP-200-IR-L
- Heated area: 300×300 mm
- Maximum temperature: 450 °C
- Power: 900 W
- Technical Information Sheet:
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