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Stuart SMP30 Melting Point Apparatus
Updating the previous top level manual melting
point from Stuart is the SMP30, this unit
replaces the successful SMP3 with many
improvements and novel features, many of
which are patented, like the unique head up
display that allows the user to see a display of
the block temperature through the sample
viewfinder.
Head up display
Whilst performing a manual melting
point it is natural to glance at the
temperature of the block to see when
the melt should occur, unfortunately
this means taking your eye off the
sample, and you risk missing the start
of the melt. But with the SMP30's
unique patented 'head up display' a
temperature display is housed within
the eyepiece, so you can see the
sample tubes and temperature at the
same time without even having to
refocus your eye. The position of the
display in your eyeline can be adjusted
or even switched off if you would
prefer not to use this feature.
Head adjustment
It is important to be comfortable when
using a melting point apparatus, that's
why the SMP30 has a two way head
adjustment. The head can be pivoted
from the unit towards the user and
then the angle of the head can be
adjusted to ensure that the most
comfortable viewing angle can be
obtained. Once moved into position
the head will firmly hold in place until
moved again.
Accessory printer
To keep a more permanent record
of the results an accessory printer is
available which will provide
printouts of each result individually,
including date and time.
Block cleaning
It is inevitable that at some point in
the life of a melting point apparatus
that the block will need cleaning. So
as with the SMP40 the SMP30 has
been designed to allow easy access
to the block for cleaning.
Illumination
To allow for the clearest view of the
samples bright white LED's have
been used to give clean, clear
lighting. LED's also have the
advantage of longevity over
conventional bulbs.
Maximum temperature and cooling
The SMP40 has a maximum
temperature of 400degC allowing a
greater array of materials to be
measured. Cooling from 350degC to
50degC is also possible in
approximately 12 minutes allowing
for fast sample throughput.
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Control
To assist with the melting point
process the Stuart SMP30 has our
largest display yet on a manual unit,
the custom user interface runs on
an impressive 40 x 4 character
display, guiding the user through
the entire process and always
informing them of important
information such as time and block
temperature at all times.
Technical Specifications
Melting point method - Digital
No of samples - 3
Temperature range - Ambient to 400degC
Temperature resolution - 0.1degC
Display - 40 x 4 LCD touchscreen
Ramp rates - 0.5-10degC in 0.1degC increments
Temperature sensor - PT100 Platinum resistance
Memory - 8 results per tube
Accessory printer available - Yes
Date/time display - Yes
Cool down time - ~12 mins
Heat up time - ~6 mins
Electrical supply - 120V / 230V, 50-60Hz
Onboard capillary storage - Yes
In-built glass cutter - No
Language variants - English, German, French, Italian, Spanish
Temperature units - degC
Dimensions h x d x w - 325 x 200 x 170mm
Net Weight - 3.6kg
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Data Sheet
Manual
Ordering Information
SMP30 - Digital melting point apparatus, 0.1degC resolution, complete with pack of 100 melting point tubes, closed at one end.
SMP30/1 - Accessory printer with power supply, only for use with SMP30
SMP2/1 - Glass melting point tubes, closed at both ends, pack of 100
SMP1/4 - Glass melting point tubes, open at both ends, pack of 100
SMP10/1 - Glass melting point tubes, closed at one end, pack of 100
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Please note - Product designs and specifications are subject to change without notice. The user is responsible for determining the suitability of this product.
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