Digital Heating Mantles (Product Code: SLE/LHM/03) bring set-point temperature control to mantle heating of round bottom flasks. A PID microprocessor controller works from an external temperature probe to give precise regulation, while the flexible, insulated heating element anchored in glass fabric inside a rolled aluminium body warms the flask uniformly without substantially increasing the risk of glass shattering. The element can reach 350 °C, and the external probe, support rods and clamps are included. It is made by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, a laboratory equipment supplier in India serving institutions at home and in international markets.
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Digital heating mantle |
| Body | Rolled aluminium |
| Heating element | Flexible, insulated, anchored securely in glass fabric |
| Temperature control | PID microprocessor controller with external temperature probe |
| Heating element temperature | Up to 350 °C |
| Suitable vessels | Round bottom glassware vessels such as flasks |
| Supplied with | External temperature probe, support rods and clamps |
This mantle is chosen when a procedure calls for a defined temperature rather than just “more” or “less” heat — controlled reflux, gentle solvent removal, or distillation of mixtures that should not be overheated. With the probe placed in the liquid, the PID controller adjusts power continuously to hold the sample at the chosen value and keep overshoot small, something a simple energy regulator cannot do. Pharmacy college lab equipment lists and research groups often favour this kind of control for extractions and preparations where repeatability matters.
For best results, insert the probe through a side neck so its tip sits in the liquid without touching the glass, and mount the flask and condenser with the supplied support rods and clamps before switching on. Set a target a little below the boiling point for slow evaporation, or just above it for steady reflux. Let the mantle cool before moving the flask, and keep liquids away from the glass-fabric element.
Behind the ScienceLab name is Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, an Ambala-based private limited company (CIN U29309HR2020PTC087597). Its mantles and other apparatus are manufactured at the company's licensed premises at 449, HSIIDC Industrial Area, Saha, Ambala, under Factory Licence AMB-ONLINE-CHD-J-414. Our company profile has further information.
Glassware and alternative mantles for probe-controlled heating:
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How is this different from the standard Heating Mantle?
It uses a PID microprocessor controller with an external probe instead of an energy regulator, and it comes with the probe, support rods and clamps.
Where should the temperature probe go?
In the liquid, usually through a side neck, so the controller responds to the sample temperature.
What is the maximum temperature?
The heating element can reach 350 °C.
Which flask capacities are available?
Capacities are not given in our current listing for this model. Please tell us the flask size you use and we will confirm the matching mantle.
Does it stir the contents?
No stirring function is listed. If you need stirring, see the Digital Heating Mantle With Stirrer.
Is calibration documentation available?
Discuss any calibration paperwork you need for the controller through the contact page before ordering.
Can you supply several units or ship overseas?
Yes, to laboratories and distributors in India and international markets; warranty terms and supply voltage are confirmed in the quotation.
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Last updated: 24 September 2026