Stuart Scientific SMP30 Digital Advanced Melting Point Apparatus, Ambient to 400°C, complete with pack of 100 melting point tubes, open at one end
| No of samples | 3 |
| Temperature range | Ambient to 400°C |
| Temperature resolution | 0.1°C |
| Temperature accuracy | ± 0.5 at 50°C, ± 1.0 at 100°C, ± 2.5 at 360°C |
| Display | 40 x 4 LCD |
| Ramp rates | 0.5-10°C in 0.1°C increments |
| Temperature sensor | PT1000 Platinum resistance |
| Memory | 7 results per tube |
| Accessory printer available | Yes |
| Datetime display | Yes |
| Cool down time 350-50°C | ~ 10 mins |
| Heat up time 50-350°C | ~ 6 mins |
| Electrical supply | 120V,230V, 50Hz |
| Language variants | English, German, French, Italian, Spanish |
| Temperature units | °C |
| Size (h x d x w) | 325 x 200 x 170mm |
| Net Weight | 3.6kg |
- Maximum temperature 400°C
- Patented head up display
- Integrated cooling 350°C to 50°C in 10 minutes
- Large easy to read user friendly interface
- Now available with IQ/OQ Documentation
Designed for fast accurate determination of melting points, the SMP30 can take three samples simultaneously within the optimised heating block, the unit has a maximum temperature of 400°C. To allow maximum flexibility a plateau facility is included with variable ramp rate between 0.5 and 10°C in 0.1°C increments. The tubes are illuminated with bright white LED's to give the clearest view of the samples during the melt. The block has been designed for easy access for cleaning, the front of the head is fully removable to allow full access to the micro furnace.
The SMP30 has a large clear back lit alphanumeric LCD display, running the menu system which clearly guides you through the melting process with comprehensive directions. Language is switchable between English, German, French and Italian. It is possible to record up to 7 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.
The SMP30 features the patent pending head up display, this unique feature displays a floating image of the block temperature, visible through the eyepiece, in front of the tubes. The head up display eliminates the need for the user to keep switching their gaze between the tubes and the temperature display, through the eyepiece they can now see both at once.
To allow the most comfortable viewing angle the SMP30 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 due to the torsion resistant design to create the perfect viewing angle. The head can then be stored safely back within the body of the unit for storage.
The design of the unit has lots of other useful features such as slots for storing pre-prepared samples and a storage draw to hold a container of capillary tubes.
An accessory printer is available separately to produce a written record of the melt, and all units are supplied with a calibration certificate showing individual serial numbers for traceability.
The Laboratory Store uses WorldPay as a payment gateway to process card payments including Visa, Mastercard and company Purchasing Cards. Once a quotation has been accepted we have the facility to send you a secure payment request therefore ensuring we store no card information on location, and fully compliant with the Data Protection Act.
Card payments are only accepted from UK customers only.
Alternatively you can arrange to make a BACS payment , in which this detail will be provided on our proforma invoice. This option is available to UK customers and from our Export department
Using our preferred partner UPS we can ship nationally and internationally.
UK
| DELIVERY COMMITMENT | SERVICE DESCRIPTION | SERVICE |
|---|---|---|
Same Day | Delivery time provided when order is placed | UPS Express Critical |
1 Business Day | Delivery typically by 9:00 a.m. | |
1 Business Day | Delivery typically by 10:30 a.m. | |
1 Business Day | Delivery by 12:00 noon | |
Day-Definite by Date Scheduled | Delivery by end of day |
International
| DELIVERY COMMITMENT | SERVICE DESCRIPTION | SERVICE |
|---|---|---|
| EXPORT AND IMPORT (WHERE AVAILABLE) | ||
1-2 Business Days | Delivery by 9:00 a.m. | |
1-3 Business Days | Delivery typically by 10.30 a.m or 12:00 noon | |
1-3 Business Days | Delivery typically by 10.30 a.m or 12:00 noon | |
1-3 Business Days | Delivery by end of day | |
1-3 Business Days | Delivery by 12:00 noon or 14:00, depending on destination postcode | |
1-5 Business Days | Delivery by end of day | |
2-5 Business Days | Delivery by end of day | |
Day Definite by date scheduled | Delivery during the day | |
Tracking
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Transit Times and Costs
The Laboratory Store will offer 2 options when quoting for your convenience to choose from
- Economy Service
- Priority Service
both will have their separate transit times and associated costs for you to select when finalising your order.
