Melting Point Instruments
Melting Point Instruments
Cole-Parmer™ MP-200 Series Stuart Digital Melting Point Apparatus
No more reading glass thermometers
Cole-Parmer™ MP-250 Series Digital Melting Point Apparatus
Rotating viewing head ensures each user can analyze samples clearly
Cole-Parmer™ MP-800 Series Stuart Automatic Digital Melting Point Apparatus
Capture and display video image of the melt on touch-screen display or download to a PC
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.
Cole-Parmer™ MP-400D Stuart High-Temperature, High-Resolution Digital Melting Point Apparatus; 115/230 VAC
Digitally measure three melting points at once
Cole-Parmer™ MP-100 Series Stuart Analog Melting Point Apparatus
Integral LED illumination and magnifying lens make viewing easy
Cole-Parmer Stuart SMP10 Digital Melting Point Apparatus, 120 VAC
This melting point apparatus lets you select, measure and display the temperature digitally, ensuring accuracy and repeatability. Easily view the melt using the illuminated magnifying lens. The apparatus allows you to be more productive by testing multiple samples at the same time. Save time, too, by setting a plateau temperature for its initial warm-up. The model, SMP10 provides 300C maximum temperature with 1resolution. It operates at 120 VAC.
Cole-Parmer Serial Printer
This printer is compatible with Electrothermal's digital melting point meters.
Cole-Parmer Melting Point Calibration Kit
Accessories for your melting point apparatusEnsure the accuracy of your melting point apparatusComes with three WHO approved melting point standards—caffeine, vanillin, and sulphanilamide—with purity certificates.
Cole-Parmer Stuart Analog Melting Point Apparatus, 120 VAC
Take melting point measurements of up to three samples at once for greater efficiency. Simple to operate, the instructions are printed directly on the unit. Place your sample in a capillary tube and insert it into the aluminum block. Manually set the heating rate between 1°C and 20°C per minute, up to a maximum of 250°C. Lowering the heating rate as you near the expected melting point temperature will increase the accuracy of the reading. Observe the sample through the magnifying lens until the melt occurs and read the melt temperature from the thermometer.
Apparatus is supplied with open-ended capillary tubes. One end should be sealed with a Bunsen burner; or purchase optional capillary tubes separately that are already sealed. Order the optional brass cooling plug to speed up cooling when multiple runs are needed.