Microwave Instruments for Laboratory Use
Microwave Instruments for Laboratory Use


Electromagnetic radiation at a frequency of 2450 MHz is generated in microwave instruments. Molecular movement within the sample heats it up. The radiation penetrates glass, ceramics and plastic materials, but this wavelength is reflected by metals.

The use of microwave instruments in the laboratory:
  • In medicine: warming contrast media blood plasma.
  • In biology: enzymological studies, tissue fixation, sample preparation, gently heating agar in bottles, drying etc.
  • In chemistry: food analysis, synthesis, sample preparation, heating, concentrating and evaporating solutions, drying substances.

Microwave 1:
  • Mechanical operation.
  • 60 min. timer.
  • 5 power steps, intermediate steps can be set.
  • Inner height approx. 190 mm.
  • Illuminated interior.
  • Housing: white.

Microwave 2 and 3:
  • Digital operation.
  • 60 min. timer.
  • 5 power steps, intermediate steps can be set.
  • Inner height approx. 210 mm.
  • Illuminated interior.
  • Housing: white.

Microwave 4:
  • 5 power steps, 18 programmes.
  • Combined model with hot air and grill.
  • Automatic thawing and temperature holding.
  • Digital display.
  • Housing: white.
  • St. steel interior, 375 x 272 x 395 mm (W x H x D).
  • Weight approx. 23 kg.

Microwave 5:
  • As type 4 but with st. steel housing.
Power
[W]
Innenhöhe
mm
Interior
[l]
TypeOrder No.PU Manuf. Prod. No. 
800190.0017.00Microwave 154376401-E-1750
900210.0023.00Microwave 254376411-E-1751
900210.0025.00Microwave 354376421-E-1752
1050272.0040.00Microwave 454376431-E-1753
1050272.0040.00Microwave 5*54376441-E-1754 
* St. steel casing.