Melting Point Instrument

Cole-Parmer® Stuart Melting Point (Previously Stuart Melting Point - SMP10, SMP 11, SMP20, SMP30, SMP50)

 

Cole-Parmer® Melting Point MP-250D

The Cole-Parmer® updated and improved MP-250D series digital melting point apparatus offers an easy way to measure the melting points of samples without sacrificing accuracy; the temperature resolution is within 0.1°C. It is ideal for multiple users, being ergonomically designed to ensure comfortable viewing for everyone, with a height-adjustable extension arm and a viewing head that may be rotated to suit each user. As a visual aid, the viewing head holds a viewing magnifier that offers 8X magnification. The melting point apparatus has a membrane keypad with easy-to-use menus.

 

      • Temperature resolution ±1oC
      • Accommodates 3 melting point capillaries of up to 2mmoutside diameter
      • Tube guide removal forcleaning and use of cold finger
      • 32-bit processor
      • 4 x 1 melt memory capacity
      • 3-key membrane keypad

 

Cole-Parmer® Stuart MP-800D Automatic Melting Point

        • All operation is via the 7” high definition colour touchscreen
        • Custom designed user interface based on an established Android platform for intuitive setup and navigation
        • Useful storage drawer to house all standard capillary tubes
        • Camera technology is employed to produce a high resolution video of the sample melt
        • 8GB on-board storage is included, which should comfortably hold approximately 300 melt files including videos
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Cole-Parmer® Stuart MP-400D Melting Point

        • LCD display, running the menu system which clearly guides you through the melting process with comprehensive directions
          Useful features such as slots for storing pre-prepared samples and a storage draw to hold a container of capillary tubes.
        • Records up to 8 events in memory for each of the three sample tubes, as well as being temperature stamped these events are also date and time recorded, thanks to the integrated real time clock
        • MP-400D features a two stage head adjustment, in the first movement the head is pulled towards the user, then in a separate motion the angle of the head can be adjusted by up to 126°, and will automatically hold in place
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Cole-Parmer® Stuart Melting Point MP-200D, MP-200D-HR

        • Two samples can be tested simultaneously
        • Samples viewed via a magnifying lens with clear observation aided by built in illumination
        • Extendible back feet allow the unit to be operated at the optimum viewing angle
        • Full access to the block aids cleaning
        • The unit then heats at a fixed rate of 2°C per minute for the MP-200D and at a user selected rate of between 1 and 10°C per minute for the MP-200D-HR
        • 8GB on-board storage is included, which should comfortably hold approximately 300 melt files
        • Brochure page included

 

Cole-Parmer® Stuart Analogue Melting Point MP-100

        • Manually adjustable heating rate, the MP-100 will rapidly heat samples up to 20°C per minute to the melt temperature and up to the maximum temperature of 250°C
        • Accurate readings to within 1°C of the melt temperature can be achieved by using a slower heating rate of between 1 and 10°C per minute
        • Three samples can be viewed and tested at any one time. Samples are illuminated by a bright white LED and viewed via a magnifying lens
        • Detachable magnifying lens for cleaning using the simple to follow instructions printed onto the instrument
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FALC Melting Point 
Easy to use instrument, insert the sample in the glass capillary and immerse the same in the heating group. Therefore, by regulating the temperature you can observe through the magnifying glass the moment in which the fusion is achieved by confronting the same with the scale thermometer on glass placed on the scale.

 

FALC Cooling Melting Point Instrument 
Easy to use instrument, insert the sample in the glass capillary and immerse the same in the heating group. Therefore, by regulating the temperature you can observe through the magnifying glass the moment in which the fusion is achieved by confronting the same with the scale thermometer on glass placed on the scale.