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Cole-Parmer™ MP-250 Series Digital Melting Point Apparatus

This MP-250 Series Digital Melting Point Apparatus with rotating viewing head ensures each user can analyze samples clearly.

Overview
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Additional Details:
Additional Details: Weight: 2.50000kg



Product Code. 13427669

Quantity Price
1 1380.0  € / Each
Estimated Shipment
15-05-2025
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Description and Specification

Specification

Product Type Digital Melting Point Apparatus
Hertz 50/60 Hz
Voltage 100/240 V
Wattage 45 W
Accuracy ±1%
Certifications/Compliance CE
Depth (Metric) 355 mm
Display Type Backlit LCD
Electrical Requirements 100/240 V, 50/60 Hz, 15 DC, 45 W
Height (English) 17.75 in.
Height (Metric) 45.1 cm
Includes Supplied with a pack of 100 capillary tubes, power supply and power cable.
Model Standard MP-250
Resolution 1°C
Sensors 100Ω Pt RTD
Temperature Range (English) Ambient to 752°F
Temperature Range (Metric) Ambient to 400°C
Weight (Metric) 2.5 kg
Width (English) 7.9 in.
Width (Metric) 200 mm

  • View up to three samples simultaneously for greater efficiency.
  • Height-adjustable arm with viewing magnifier folds away for easy storage.
  • Integral light and 8x magnifying lens enhance sample observation.
  • Three audible beeps indicate when temperature is stable and ready for sample.
  • 4 x 1 melt memory capacity.
  • Adjustable object lens for sharp focus.
  • The MP-250D series digital melting point apparatus allows you to easily view three capillary tube samples simultaneously through the 8x magnifying lens.
  • The adjustable extension arm can be set to different viewing heights making it ideal for multiple users.
  • A rotating viewing head and safety eye piece eliminate glare on the lens and protect you against hot zone.
  • A 13-key membrane keypad offers easy-to-use menus.
  • The conveniently located push button controls allow temperature recording without looking away from the sample.
  • A digital microprocessor with ±0.1°C resolution provides fast warm-up and accurate temperature control.
  • Units can be calibrated by on site or by the manufacturer/service organization.
  • A calibration kit is required if you choose to calibrate on site.