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Ceramic hotplate stirrer with ~500°C max temp and 10–1,100 rpm stirring range, ideal for biotechnology labs.
The Schott Halogen HT2 Stirrer Hotplate features a durable ceramic/glass heating surface approximately 16 cm in diameter, capable of reaching plate temperatures up to ~500°C. Designed for precise temperature control and magnetic stirring, it offers a stirring speed range from 10 to 1,100 rpm, accommodating diverse laboratory applications. Its compact dimensions (~24 × 37 × 9 cm) allow easy integration in constrained lab spaces and compatibility with retort rods enhances versatility for setup in complex workflows.
This high-temperature hotplate stirrer is critical for biotechnology and molecular diagnostics workflows requiring uniform heating and efficient mixing in bioprocessing, synthetic biology, and biochemical sample preparation. The ceramic top plate ensures chemical resistance and durability, making it suitable for live-cell imaging preparations and biopharmaceutical production pipelines that demand reliable temperature and stirring control.
Widely adopted in molecular biology research and clinical diagnostics labs, the Schott HT2 supports sustained experiments involving heating and stirring of reagents, crucial for procedures such as gene editing reagent preparation, enzymatic reactions, and synthetic biology protocols. The magnetic stirring feature promotes homogeneous solution mixing, essential for reproducible experimental outcomes in advanced biotechnology environments.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
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