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hot plates
Our Laboratory Hot Plates provide reliable, uniform heating for applications that require temperature control without stirring — ideal for sample heating, evaporation, and general lab warming tasks where mixing isn't needed. Built with ceramic-coated or stainless-steel surfaces, these hot plates offer even heat distribution and strong chemical resistance for daily lab use.
If your application also requires continuous mixing, our Hotplate Magnetic Stirrer series combines both heating and stirring in a single unit — browse that collection if you need integrated stirring functionality.
Available in a range of plate sizes and maximum temperatures, our hot plates suit chemistry labs, sample preparation, and quality control applications where straightforward, dependable heating is the priority.
FAQ
What is a laboratory hot plate used for?
A laboratory hot plate provides controlled heating for applications like sample heating, evaporation, and reagent preparation, without a built-in stirring function.
What's the maximum temperature of a lab hot plate?
Maximum temperatures vary by model, typically ranging from 300°C to 500°C depending on plate material and design — check individual product specifications for exact ratings.
Do I need a hot plate or a hotplate magnetic stirrer?
If your application only requires heating, a standalone hot plate is sufficient and typically more affordable. If you also need continuous mixing, a hotplate magnetic stirrer combines both functions in one device.
Is a ceramic or stainless-steel hot plate better for chemistry labs?
Ceramic surfaces offer excellent chemical resistance and are easy to clean, making them well-suited for most chemistry applications, while stainless-steel plates provide added durability for heavy daily use.


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