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Magnetic stirrer RSM-03-4KHsample preparationbenchtopdigital
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Characteristics
- Motion type
- magnetic
- Applications
- sample preparation
- Configuration
- benchtop
- Display
- digital
- Other characteristics
- hotplate, multi-position
- Speed
Max.: 1,500 rpm
(9,424.8 rad.min-1)Min.: 200 rpm
(1,256.6 rad.min-1)- Temperature range
Max.: 340 °C
(644 °F)Min.: 5 °C
(41 °F)
Description
• digital 4-position magnetic stirrer with integrated controller function
• connection for external PT-1000
• each stirring point can be controlled separately
• temperature sensors and columns are included in delivery
• hotplate made of stainless steel with porcelain surface
• hotplate warning even when the stirrer is turned off
• maintenance-free, brushless DC Motor
Technical data
Stirring points 4
Stirring volume 4 x 10 L H2O
Heating power 4 x 500 W
Temp. accuracy 1 °C
Plate dimension ø 4 x 135 mm
Plate material Aluminum with porcelain surface
Motor DC, brushless
Max. stirring bar length 40 mm
Connector for temp. sensor yes
Safety Temperature 420 °C
Protection class acc. EN60529 IP 21
Dimension 700 x 320 x 130 mm
Weight 9.5 kg
Voltage • Frequency 200 - 240 VAC • 50/60 Hz
Power 4 x 515 W
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