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The chart compares Terra’s line of hot plates and combination hot plates/stirrers. Models are available in a wide variety of heat surface sizes and materials, temperature ranges, wattages, and with differing temperature control features to suit your application. |
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Advanced microprocessor controls with convenient turn knobs allow for quick, precise adjustments for maintenance of speed and temperature. |
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Terra Universal offers general purpose with both built-in and general purpose and remote control laboratory hot plates with 39 square inches of heating surface. |
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The Aluminum Top Mini Hot plate is a extremely compact unit which features an infinitely adjustable, demand-type control that provides temperature control over the entire operating range. |
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Terra Universal’s large-capacity hot plates are designed to handle one large vessel or numerous small ones, while high-wattage input makes them ideal for big heating jobs. |
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These Cimarec ceramic top plates offer high strength and acid and alkali resistance. Their unsurpassed flatness ensures maximum heat transfer, and the reflective bright white color enhances visibility. |
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Terra Universal introduces Cimarec Digital Aluminum Hot Plates and Stirrers, with rugged aluminum surface they provide a uniform heat distribution and durability to sustain point impacts that might break ceramic or glass surfaces. |
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Terra Universal’s Explosion-Proof Laboratory Hot Plates are corrosion-resistant, easy-to-clean units, designed to ensure safe heating in potentially explosive situations. |
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These Terra Universal hot plates feature a remote control unit, housed in a baked- on enameled steel case that can be positioned up to five feet from the hot plate. |
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Nuova Hot Plates and Stirrers are versatile laboratory hot plates that feature a one-inch long drip edge on the top that provides protection to internal components in case of accidental spillage; they are thus ideal for sample drying and evaporating liquids. |
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