Talboys 984TA7CHPUSC 7" x 7" Ceramic Top Professional Hot Plate with Certificate, 14.8" Length x 9.9" Width x 4.3" Height, 5 to 500 Degrees C, 120V

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About Talboys 984TA7CHPUSC 7" X 7" Ceramic Top

The Talboys Professional digital hot plate is available with a 4 x 4 inch, 7 x 7 inch, or 10 x 10 inch top plate in either white ceramic or aluminum. The cast aluminum top plate provides uniform heat distribution and resistance to chipping, and it has a temperature range of ambient to 400 degrees C. The ceramic top plate provides fast heating and resistance to chemicals and scratches, and it has a temperature range of ambient to 500 degrees C. This hot plate has dual LED displays for temperature and time, and it has digital temperature control using internal and external RTD sensors with feedback to ensure regulation to + or - 1%. A user-defined maximum temperature set point triggers an alarm and prevents the hot plate from exceeding the set temperature. A hot top indicator helps ensure safe operation, and internal memory recalls the last set temperature. This hot plate comes with a National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) traceable certificate of calibration from an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratory. It includes a built-in holder for support rods that hold temperature probes. It comes with a 72" power cord, an 8" stainless steel RTD temperature probe, a 12" flex arm, an interchangeable three-prong clamp head, a two-prong clamp head, a spring clamp head, and instructions. This hot plate is used to heat glassware and liquid solutions for scientific applications.Laboratory hot plates are electric or gas-fired benchtop appliances that are used to heat glassware or its liquid or solid contents. Stirring hot plates can stir a liquid solution by means of a stir bar that is spun magnetically inside the vessel holding the solution. Hot plates are commonly used in scientific research, clinics, and classrooms.Troemner manufactures precision weights and laboratory equipment under the Talboys brand. The company, founded in 1838 and headquartered in Thorofare, NJ, meets International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standa