Melting Point Apparatus

The MP-100 measures the melting point of chemicals from ambient to 250°C. Samples need to be placed in a sealed end capillary tube and located in the heating block. Up to three tubes can be tested at one time. The heating rate can be adjusted manually between 1 to 20°C/min, and for rapid heating 10°C/min, to obtain an accurate melting point range. The sample and melt process can be viewed via the magnifying lens, which is illuminated by bright LEDs. Record the melt temperatures from the thermometer, positioned horizontal to the samples to allow simultaneous viewing. The lens can be detached for cleaning and simple to follow instructions are printed directly on to the unit, making it easy for students to use. For 220/240V. Dimensions (L x W x H): 370 x 140 x 110 mm.

Designed with safety and ease of operation in mind making it ideal for use in education. Two samples can be tested simultaneously. Built-in illumination and viewing magnifying lens give clear viewing of samples. •Temperature range: Ambient to 300°C. •Three digit LED display. •Range rates: 20°C/min to plateau and 2°C/min to melt. •For 220/240V. •Dimensions (L x W x H): 160 x 220 x 170 mm.

A glass apparatus with side tube to allow stirring by convection of heating liquid. Dimensions: 182 x 84 mm. I.D. 16 mm.

Designed with safety and ease of operation in mind making it ideal for use in education. Two samples can be tested simultaneously. Built-in illumination and viewing magnifying lens give clear viewing of samples. Temperature range: Ambient to 300°C. Three digit LED display. Resolution is to 0.1°C and temperature to melt is variable from 1-10°C. For 220/240 V. Dimensions (L x W x H): 160 x 220 x 170mm.

An aluminium block with an angled hole drilled to accept thermometer (not included). Dimensions (Diameter x H): 65 x 50 mm.

Spare Lamp for ME10365.

This Melting Point Apparatus has been designed with safety in mind. A single control knob on the front panel incorporates the mains ON/OFF switch with arbitrary scale of 0 to 10. A rapid heat switch allows higher temperatures to be obtained quickly. Sample tubes are illuminated from behind and magnified through a lens. A selector at the rear of the instrument allows a light or dark background. Ceramic insulation around the aluminium heating block minimises heat transfer to the casing.