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News Release from: Syrris | Subject: Atlas Hot and Cold Plate Module
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 12 May 2008
Easy, accurate reaction heating and
cooling
Chemistry automation product innovator Syrris has announced the launch of the new Atlas Hot and Cold Plate, the latest addition to the Atlas family of modular synthesis products
Fully compatible with a range of accessories, including the Atlas Stacking Dry Bath, Vial Baths and the Orbit Parallel Reaction Station, the Hot and Cold Plate provides an easy and accurate way of heating and cooling reactions in flasks or vials With an embedded Resistance temperature detector (RTD) allowing feedback of plate temperature, the Hot and Cold Plate can be accurately controlled from the Atlas Base
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 16 Jun 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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By connecting to a re-circulating heater/cooler the plate is able to provide control of a wide temperature range from -40C to +160C and the temperature can be fully logged and downloaded to a USB memory stick for offline analysis.
Rapid, leak free connection is made possible with the Atlas Quick Circulator Connectors, enabling "tool-less" connection for ease-of-use.
Furthermore, a built-in drip tray collects condensation and melting ice while the chemically resistant aluminium plate provides a wipe clean surface.
For high quality magnetic stirring, the Atlas Magnetic Stirrer module screws directly into the Hot and Cold Plate for easy integration.
The new Hot and Cold Plate from Syrris forms part of the Atlas family of automated synthesis systems. Request a free brochure from Syrris ...
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