Description
Stand hotplate, 150 mm Ø, 1000 W, 230 Volt is a laboratory heating plate intended for controlled surface heating of vessels, flasks and samples in research and routine analytical work. The circular heating zone measures 150 mm in diameter and delivers 1000 W of heating power through a single cooking zone, giving a focused thermal surface for medium-sized laboratory glassware. The heating plate is made of grey cast iron, providing a robust, heat-retaining contact face suited to everyday warming, sample preparation and related bench procedures. The unit runs on 230 V AC and connects with a protective contact (Type F) mains plug, matching common European laboratory power infrastructure. As a stand-mounted hotplate it supports workflows where a dedicated circular heater is preferred over multi-zone cooktops. This model from manufacturer Gestigkeit combines a clearly defined plate diameter, power rating and cast-iron surface for laboratories that need straightforward electrical heating without complex undocumented control features. Supplied as one piece, it integrates readily into existing lab setups that require a durable single-zone hotplate at the stated electrical and dimensional specifications.
This article belongs on Hot plates & heating blocks, in Heating, drying & cooling.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Heating plate diameter: 150 mm
- Heating power: 1000 W
- Supply voltage: 230 V AC
- Heating plate material: Grey cast iron
- EAN: 4250027804518
- Technical Information Sheet:
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Hotplate for support rod, 150 mm Ø, 1000 W, 230 Volt is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Gestigkeit for laboratory use. It sits in Hot plates & heating blocks, inside Heating, drying & cooling, in Instruments de précision.
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