Electromagnetic heating plate

Electromagnetic heating plates generate heat within metal containers themselves through electromagnetic induction, eliminating the need for direct contact with a heat source. They are used in laboratories to heat samples, avoiding the risks associated with open flames while providing uniform and rapid heating. These plates are commonly employed in scenarios requiring precise temperature control, such as sample pretreatment in the coatings and inks industry or plastic melting tests.
Selection
Select compatible metal types based on the material of the sample container; match the required temperature range and precision for the experiment; consider the compatibility between the heating plate size and the sample container size; pay attention to heating speed and heat dissipation performance; check safety protection features such as overheating protection and power-off memory.

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Using brushless DC motor to achieve stepless speed regulation of 0~ 2000rpm, aluminum alloy heating plate Power 600W rises rapidly, temperature control accuracy +/- 1 ℃, heating plate temperature can be directly set and with safety restrictions.

$ 273.00

Adopt PID temperature control system, temperature control accuracy of 0.5 ℃, heating evenly and quickly; heating plate size 250 * 400mm, anti-corrosion and easy to clean, support a variety of timing modes and alarm functions to ensure safe and reliable operation.

$ 461.00

High-power aluminum heating plate, adjustable maximum temperature 350 ℃, equipped with brushless DC motor to provide 130mN · m torque, support 50-1500rpm stable Stir, microprocessor to ensure temperature control accuracy +/- 0.5 ℃ and long-term timing function.

$ 630.00

The fully enclosed heating plate is designed without open flame, Heating power 3000W, heating up quickly and safely, and the studio stainless steel material has superior corrosion resistance.

$ 236.00

Split PID intelligent control, temperature control accuracy +/- 0.1 ℃, extremely fast temperature rise of 1 ° C/5 seconds, strong acid and alkali corrosion resistance, support a variety of utensils heating, no electromagnetic interference.

$ 1542.00

Sensor using electromagnetic force equilibrating principle, Sensitivity and high accuracy, support platinum plate method and platinum ring method, automatic measurement without calculation, surface tension Measurement range 0~ 500mN/m, accuracy 0.01mN/m, real-time display Linear dispersion and preservation results.

$ 1571.00

NanoHeat technology implementation speed 1 ° C/5 seconds, temperature control accuracy up to +/- 0.1 ℃, split design supports PID intelligent program control, the whole machine strong acid and alkali corrosion resistance, Heating power 4.8KW to meet a variety of experimental needs.

$ 1886.00

Using infrared radiation heating, fine grinding mirror drying surface, heating power 2.0KW, maximum temperature 180 ℃, drying size 600mm × 350mm, to ensure uniform drying and smooth surface.

$ 2462.00

It adopts no mechanical heating component design, which can dry burn and no electromagnetic field interference; it only takes 4 minutes to heat up to 400 ° C, and the temperature control accuracy reaches +/- 1 ° C; Microcrystalline Pottery and porcelain plate surface combined with aluminum alloy shell, corrosion resistance and easy cleaning.

$ 453.00

Heating power 800W, Temperature range RT +~ 999 ℃, no warping at high temperature, uniform working surface temperature, safe and simple operation.

$ 160.00

The stainless steel working panel has excellent corrosion resistance, the heating power is 500W, and the working area is 0.03 square Meters to meet the needs of the laboratory. It is easy to operate and safe to use.

$ 149.00

The stainless steel material is corrosion-resistant, with a heating area of 0.06 square Meters. The heating is fast and uniform, and the operation is safe and easy. It is suitable for a variety of temperature test requirements.

$ 169.00

Heating power 500W, working area 0.03m2, rapid and uniform heating, strong corrosion resistance of stainless steel panel, safe and simple operation.

$ 206.00

Temperature control accuracy of +/- 0.1 ℃, using fuzzy PID control technology, with over-temperature alarm and temperature self-tuning function, heating material is high purity graphite, panel size 600 * 400mm.

$ 1332.00

Temperature control accuracy +/- 0.1 ℃, Temperature range RT +~ 450 ℃, using fuzzy PID control to achieve fast stability and small overshoot, with over-temperature alarm and self-tuning function, heating material is high purity graphite.

$ 912.00

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