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May 3, 2012 - ARTHUR S. LaPINE and COMPANY. Anal. Chem. , 1954, 26 (7), pp 56A–56A. DOI: 10.1021/ac60091a764. Publication Date: July 1954...
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LANCO combined HOT PLATEMAGNETIC STIRRER rheostat-controlled stirring speed stepless heat control independent controls—for heating or stirring or both motor and magnet fan-cooled for long

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Laboratories have enjoyed the convenience of magnetic stirring for many years; in fact, magnetic stirring has been the only simple method to use with narrow-necked vessels or completely closed systems. However, heating liquids while stirring magnetically was difficult . . . if not impossible . . . until Arthur S. LaPine & Company introduced the LANCO Combined H o t Plate-Magnetic Stirrer. T h e base of the apparatus illustrated above is a light casting and houses the controls for heating and stirring and the stirrer motor. T h e hot plate assembly plugs into the top of the base and is easily removable. A stainless steel support rod threads into the base. With each LANCO unit is supplied a glass-enclosed stirring magnet. Rheostat control of the motor enables dialing in the most effective speed for stirring a particular liquid. An input controller obtains infinitely variable heating from 0 to 400 watts. Both rheostat and input controller have "off" positions, so that stirring and heating are independent of each other and can be used separately or together. CATALOG N O . AC-384-84,Each . . . . . $127.50 · · -CHEMICALS-- -

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