Stanford Research Systems MPA100 (CE LABELED) Automatic Digital Melting Point Apparatus 03012-90
Product Description
Stanford Research Systems MPA100 (CE LABELED) Automatic Digital Melting Point Apparatus 03012-90
- Captures a video image of the melting process with the use of a pc|conforms to us pharmacopeia (usp) and glp requirements
- Made in united states
- Product type: digital melting point apparatus
- Package Dimensions: 19" L x 13" W x 12" H
This digital unit automatically determines the melting point of chemical substances. A built-in camera continuously captures real-time images of the samples; digital image processing determines when melting occurs. Intuitive setup menu and front-panel touch screen make operation quick and easy; simply Select the start temperature, ramp reate, stop temperature, and press start. Pid-controlled temperature ramping provides an extremely linear increase in temperature. Audible and visual alarms indicate temperature stabilization, end of melt, and temperature outside of low/high limits that are user selected. Analyze up to three samples simultaneously. View graphical data of the melting event on the front-panel display, or display real-time, high-resolution images of your samples by connecting the unit to a PC through the USB connection. Included meltview software allows you to play back a melting event as a continuous movie or view it frame-by-frame for detailed analysis. Print out a hard copy of text and graphs using the RS-232 port and the optional printer (sold separately). printouts include technician identification and space for a Signature. For samples that melt in a unique way, such as samples that Explode, boil away, or bubble up the tube, a wide observation window with a illuminated magnification lens allows manual observation of melting point. Additional features include three user-configurable timers that can be used when the instrument is not needed for melting point determinations, and an external RTD input (2-, 3-, or 4-wire 100ΩPT) to use the unit as a thermometer when not in use for melting point. High-resolution camera captures the melting point-no operator needs to be present captures a video image of the melting process with the use of a PC conforms to us Pharmacopeia (USP) and GLP requirements.







