Magnetic stirrer with heating

Magnetic stirrers Magnetic stirrer with heating

Magnetic stirrers with heating are laboratory devices that combine a stirring function with a heating function to simultaneously stir and heat liquids. They are used in chemical, biological, and pharmaceutical laboratories to homogenize samples or carry out reactions under controlled temperature conditions. In our overview, you will find various versions of this device category for different laboratory applications.

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Magnetic Stirrers with Heating for Laboratory Use

Areas of Application

Magnetic stirrers with heating are used in research, analysis, and production laboratories whenever substances need to be mixed and temperature-controlled at the same time. Typical fields of application include chemistry, biology, pharmacy, as well as food and materials testing, where uniform heating of liquids is required.

Operating Principle

The operating principle is based on a rotating magnetic field that sets a stir bar located in the sample in motion, while an integrated heating plate heats the liquid. This combination allows for simultaneous mechanical and thermal processing of samples in a single step.

Selection Criteria

When choosing a magnetic stirrer with heating, factors such as the intended application, sample volume, and laboratory environment play a role. You can also find further laboratory equipment for temperature control tasks in our Cooling Technology section.

What is a magnetic stirrer with heating?

A magnetic stirrer with heating is a laboratory device that combines a magnetic stirring function with a heating function to simultaneously mix and heat samples.

In which fields are magnetic stirrers with heating used?

They are used, among other things, in chemical, biological, and pharmaceutical laboratories as well as in food and materials testing.

How does the stirring function work?

A rotating magnetic field in the device sets a stir bar located in the sample in motion, thereby mixing the liquid.

How does the heating function work?

A heating plate integrated into the device heats the sample while the stirring process takes place simultaneously.

What is the combination of stirring and heating needed for?

It allows samples to be evenly mixed and brought to the desired temperature in a single step, which is required in many laboratory processes.

Which criteria are relevant for selection?

Relevant criteria include, among others, the planned application, the sample volume to be processed, and the requirements of the respective laboratory environment.

Are there different versions of magnetic stirrers with heating?

In this category, you will find various versions that may differ in design and features to meet different laboratory requirements.