Results for tag: "Laboratory Hot Plate"

A laboratory hot plate is a piece of laboratory equipment used to heat samples or substances. It is typically used in chemistry, biology, and materials science experiments. The hot plate consists of a flat metal plate, usually made of aluminum or stainless steel, which is heated by an electric coil or a gas burner. The temperature of the plate can be adjusted using a thermostat or a knob. The hot plate is often used to heat samples for experiments, such as melting wax, boiling liquids, or evaporating solvents. It can also be used to keep samples warm during experiments. The laboratory hot plate market is a subset of the larger laboratory equipment market. It is a highly competitive market, with many manufacturers offering a variety of hot plates with different features and capabilities. Hot plates are available in a range of sizes, from small tabletop models to large industrial-grade units. Some companies in the laboratory hot plate market include Thermo Fisher Scientific, VWR International, Corning, and Cole-Parmer. Show Less Read more