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The Thermo Scientific HP 131725 Hot Plate is a hot plate. The Thermo Scientific HP 131725 Hot Plate has a 7 inch by 7 inch work area. The Thermo Scientific HP 131725 Hot Plate is specified at 370°C and 120V, 60Hz.[1]
A laboratory hot plate is a benchtop heating device used to raise and hold the temperature of samples, vessels, or substrates placed on its heated surface. Hot plates in semiconductor and technical laboratory settings support preparation, conditioning, and thermal hold steps for materials and small parts.
A hot plate transfers heat from a temperature-controlled flat surface into the item resting on that surface. A hot plate typically uses an internal heater and control loop to reach a set temperature and maintain it during a process hold.
Hot plates are support tools rather than primary patterning or deposition tools. Hot plates are commonly placed around coating, cleaning, preparation, and inspection workflows wherever a manual or batch thermal step is needed between major process operations.
Hot plates are used for drying, warming, and controlled heating of laboratory vessels, samples, and small substrates. In technical process environments, hot plates can support bake, solvent evaporation, sample conditioning, and general laboratory thermal treatment tasks.
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Last updated Oct 16, 2026.
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