Hot Plates

The Hot Plates have aluminum, cast iron or porcelain coated stainless tops with embedded heating elements to provide temperature uniformity and stability. This ensures that there is less chance for “cold” or “hot” spots. Hot plates with tubular elements may be less expensive but do not offer the above benefits. Thermostatic temperature control senses top plate temperature to provide excellent stability. Aluminum tops offer control at low temperatures and are recommended for glass vessels only. Cast iron tops accommodate metal vessels. The porcelain coated stainless steel top has excellent corrosion resistance and is recommended for use with glass vessels. The 12 x 24 hot plate case is painted with epoxy paint for increased chemical resistance in corrosive environments. Applications include sample drying, general reagent heating, evaporation and heating asphaltic product. The 12 x 12 in and 12 x 24 in plates accommodate up to 40 lb (18 kg) loads. The selection chart on the next page will assist you in finding the hot plate suited to your application. All models are 50/60 Hz.

GO-235	Hot Plate, 6-1/4 x 6-1/4, 120 V
GO-23510	Hot Plate, 6-1/4 x 6-1/4, 240 V
GO-236	Hot Plate, 9 x 9, 120 V
GO-23610	Hot Plate, 9 x 9, 240 V
GO-237	Hot Plate, 12 x 12, 120 V
GO-23710	Hot Plate, 12 x 12, 240 V
GO-238	Hot Plate, 12 x 24, 120 V
GO-23810	Hot Plate, 12 x 24, 240 V
GO-239	Hot Plate, 7 x 7, 120 V
GO-23910	Hot Plate, 7 x 7, 240 V

GO-235

Go-239

GO-237

GO-236