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 Analog Heating Magnetic Stirrer(MS-H-S)

Analog Heating Magnetic Stirrer is a robust, TÜV‑certified benchtop instrument engineered for accurate, safe, and economical heating and simultaneous stirring in clinical diagnostics, pharmaceutical quality control, analytical chemistry, and academic research laboratories worldwide. Featuring a 5‑inch (φ135 mm) round, ceramic‑coated stainless steel work plate, this analog hotplate stirrer delivers a heating range of room temperature +5 °C to 340 °C and a stepless stirring speed range of 100 to 1500 rpm with a maximum stirring capacity of 20 litres of water.
Every  Analog Heating Magnetic Stirrer is individually factory‑calibrated and supplied with a calibration certificate traceable to international standards. The maintenance‑free, spark‑free DC brushless motor provides consistent, quiet agitation without routine upkeep, and the ceramic‑coated stainless steel work plate resists strong acids, strong alkalis, and organic solvents, offering rapid, uniform heating without localised hot spots. Two independent, intuitive analog control knobs (dual rotary knobs) allow simple, direct control over temperature and speed, and the integrated operation indicator light confirms heating status at a glance.
Key user‑focused features for clinical and QC workflows include a large 20‑litre stirring capacity – ideal for bulk buffer and reagent preparation; a 500 W heating system enabling rapid temperature ramp‑up to 340 °C; and independent control of heating and stirring, allowing the unit to be used as a hotplate‑only, stirrer‑only, or combined hotplate stirrer.
Safety is a priority with TÜV certification (CE, cTUVus, FCC), an independent safety circuit providing over‑temperature protection (420 °C hardware cutoff), an independent residual heat warning indicator (“HOT” flashes on the control panel at >50 °C and continues even after the unit is turned off if still connected to mains, until the plate is safe to touch), and an IP42‑rated housing offering robust dust‑ and water‑splashing protection – an upgrade over basic IP21 designs, making the Analog Heating Magnetic Stirrer well suited to busy clinical, QC, and teaching labs where spills and splashes are routine.
With a compact footprint (160 × 280 mm), moderate weight (2.8 kg), and universal power supply (100–240 V, 50/60 Hz), the MS‑H‑S occupies minimal bench space while delivering reliable performance suitable for a wide range of clinical and research workflows. The instrument is backed by a 2‑year manufacturer’s warranty and is supported by a global distributor network.
For the clinical laboratory scientist, pharmaceutical QC technician, and teaching laboratory instructor, the  Analog Heating Magnetic Stirrer delivers the reliable, large‑capacity, and simple‑to‑operate heating and stirring required for routine buffer preparation, media processing, staining solution mixing, and any general‑purpose heating or stir‑only task where an economical and durable analog hotplate stirrer up to 340 °C is needed. For the patient, the reliable performance of this TÜV‑certified instrument ensures that diagnostic reagents and quality control samples are prepared consistently and cost‑effectively, supporting accurate routine diagnostics, efficient laboratory operations, and patient safety.

LCD Digital Hotplate Magnetic Stirrer (MS‑H380‑Pro)

The LCD Digital Hotplate Magnetic Stirrer is a high‑precision, TÜV‑certified benchtop instrument engineered for accurate, safe, and consistent heating and stirring in clinical diagnostics, pharmaceutical quality control, analytical chemistry, and academic research laboratories. Featuring a 6‑inch (140 × 140 mm) square ceramic‑coated aluminum work plate, this hotplate stirrer delivers a heating range of room temperature +5 °C to 380 °C (±1 °C accuracy) in 1 °C increments and a stirring speed range of 200 to 1500 rpm (±20 rpm) — with a maximum stirring capacity of 5 litres (water).
Every LCD Digital Hotplate Magnetic Stirrer is individually factory‑calibrated and supplied with a calibration certificate traceable to international standards. The high‑resolution LCD display simultaneously shows the actual temperature and stirring speed for immediate real‑time monitoring. The ceramic‑coated aluminum work plate resists strong acids, strong alkalis, and organic solvents, and provides rapid, uniform heat distribution without localised hot spots, while the maintenance‑free DC brushless motor (spark‑free) ensures ultra‑quiet, vibration‑free, long‑term reliability.
Key user‑focused safety features include dual independent safety circuits providing redundant over‑temperature protection — a 420 °C hardware cutoff automatically stops heating to prevent fire hazards. An independent residual heat warning (“HOT” flashes on the display at >50 °C and continues even after the unit is turned off, including unplugged, until the plate is safe to touch protects users from burns. An optional PT1000 external temperature sensor (±0.5 °C accuracy) provides precise closed‑loop control of the actual sample liquid temperature. The instrument is IP21‑rated for basic splash and dust protection, manufactured under ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 quality management systems, and TÜV‑certified (CE, cTUVus, FCC).
With a compact footprint (320 × 180 mm) and low weight (2.2 kg), the MS‑H380‑Pro occupies minimal bench space while delivering performance suitable for demanding clinical and research workflows. The instrument includes a 2‑year manufacturer’s warranty.
For the clinical laboratory scientist, trace element analyst, pharmaceutical QC chemist, and research scientist, the LCD Digital Hotplate Magnetic Stirrer delivers the high‑performance, safety, and reproducibility required for sample digestion for trace element analysis (heavy metals, blood lead, urine cadmium), 5‑litre quality control sample preparation (buffers, standards), and general‑purpose heating and mixing. For the patient, the reliable performance of this TÜV‑certified instrument ensures that diagnostic tests and pharmaceutical products are accurate, reproducible and processed efficiently, directly supporting effective clinical decision‑making, appropriate treatment selection, and patient safety.