Description
Melting point meter for semi-automatic measurement enables reliable determination of melting points over a broad laboratory temperature window. The instrument analyses three samples in a single measuring run and covers a measuring range of 30–360 °C, supporting efficient characterisation of diverse organic and inorganic substances. Automatic melting-point detection combined with a digital thermometer design reduces operator subjectivity at the thermal transition and streamlines routine quality-control and research workflows. Semi-automatic operation balances practical sample preparation with automated recognition of the melting event, helping laboratories maintain consistent day-to-day results. With a net weight of 4,3 kg and a gross weight of 7 kg, the compact unit sits stably on standard benches yet remains manageable during installation and relocation. Originating from Germany (Hamburg region), this melting point meter from manufacturer Krüss is suited to pharmaceutical, chemical and materials laboratories that require reproducible melting-point data. Supplied as 1 piece, it fits teaching environments as well as industrial QC settings where multi-sample throughput and a clear digital readout improve efficiency without sacrificing measurement clarity.
This article is part of pH meters, in pH & electrochemistry.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Melting point meter
- Measuring range: 30–360 °C
- Sample capacity: 3 samples per run
- Detection method: Automatic
- Thermometer design: Digital
- Technical Information Sheet:
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