Last updated: 27 September 2026

EduScope India's Heating Mantle range covers flask-heating and stirring equipment for reflux, distillation and extraction work, supplied as part of the company's wider Laboratory Appliances line for schools, colleges, TVET institutes and research facilities.

This Heating Mantle subcategory includes hot plate lab India format options alongside magnetic stirrer India integrated flask-heating units, sized for distillation and extraction work from single-flask to multi-position setups.

Heating mantle range

Heating mantle range at a glance

Single-flask, multi-position or hot plate — which format fits your setup?

For single-flask work, the Digital Heating Mantle with Stirrer and Analog Heating Mantle with Stirrer both heat round-bottom flasks to 400°C and stir up to 800 rpm, with a stainless-steel-and-aluminium case, a glass-fibre-yarn knitted mantle and a built-in spill-collect system; the digital model adds an external probe to measure the flask contents directly, while the analog model uses separate control knobs. Both are sized for flasks from 50–100 ml up to 5,000 ml. The Eco-Heat Heating Mantle is the compact option — a single-flask unit up to 250 ml, heating to 380°C on a continuous rotary knob, with an E-glass-fibre inner core and an in-use indicator light, but no built-in stirrer.

For repetitive extraction, reflux or distillation runs, the Heating Mantles, Combo puts 3 or 6 mantle positions on one stainless-rod frame with individual electronic power-regulator knobs per position — the 3-place unit measures 17.75"×7"×6.5", the 6-place unit 38.25"×7"×6.5". If your protocol is specifically Soxhlet extraction, the Soxhlet Extraction Apparatus With Heating Mantle is supplied as a matched workstation: heating mantle with stirrer, 250 ml borosilicate boiling flask, 100 ml borosilicate Soxhlet extractor, a 300 mm borosilicate Allihin condenser, a powder-coated metal support stand with clamp, and rubber tubing — rather than a mantle you need to source glassware for separately.

The Eco-Heat Hot Plate with Stirrer is a different form factor entirely — a flat 12×12 cm aluminium-top plate rather than a flask-cradling mantle, for beakers and flat-bottom vessels. It runs a 500 W element to 280°C with an automatic cut-off at maximum temperature, stirs 0–1,600 rpm, and includes a Teflon-coated stir bar and support-stand assembly.

Full product list

The complete Heating Mantle range (6 products), in alphabetical order:

Who buys this range

Schools, colleges and laboratories in Delhi and NCR are supplied from EduScope India’s works in Pitampura, Delhi, alongside institutional buyers across India.

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Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between a heating mantle and a hot plate?

A heating mantle cradles a round-bottom flask in a fitted, insulated shell for even heat distribution. A hot plate is a flat heated surface for beakers and flat-bottom vessels — the Eco-Heat Hot Plate with Stirrer is EduScope India's flat-plate option in this range.

Which heating mantle should I choose for Soxhlet extraction?

The Soxhlet Extraction Apparatus With Heating Mantle is supplied as a complete matched workstation — mantle, boiling flask, Soxhlet extractor, condenser, stand and tubing — rather than a mantle you fit separately sourced glassware to.

What's the difference between the digital and analog heating mantles?

Both heat to 400°C and stir to 800 rpm with the same case and mantle materials. The digital model adds an external probe that measures the flask contents' temperature directly; the analog model uses separate control knobs and a slightly smaller minimum flask size (50 ml vs 100 ml).

Which option suits repetitive extraction or reflux runs across multiple flasks at once?

The Heating Mantles, Combo puts 3 or 6 mantle positions on one frame with an individual power-regulator knob per position.

Can EduScope India supply heating mantles against a government or institutional tender?

Yes. EduScope India prepares itemised quotations against a bill of quantities and supports a Manufacturer's Authorisation Form, technical datasheets, Certificate of Origin, packing lists and HS codes. Submit specifications via the Tenders/OEM page.

Can a heating mantle be quoted alongside other Laboratory Appliances?

Yes. Submit your heating mantle requirement together with Laboratory Water Bath, Centrifuge or any other Laboratory Appliances subcategory via Contact Us for one consolidated quotation.

Where is EduScope India located for heating mantles supply in Delhi?

EduScope India’s works are at 112-A, First Floor, PP Trade Centre, Netaji Subhash Palace, Pitampura, Delhi 110034. Schools, colleges and laboratories can send their heating mantles list to [email protected] or call +91-93114-10072.

Is a price list available for heating mantles?

Prices depend on the product specification, order quantity and delivery destination, so quotations are itemised per enquiry. Send the product names and quantities to [email protected] or call +91-93114-10072 to receive one.

Request a quote or catalogue

Tell EduScope India the flask size, position count and temperature range you need, along with quantity and delivery destination, via Contact Us, request tender documentation via the Tenders/OEM page, or browse the full Product Catalogue.

Phone: +91-93114-10072 · Email: [email protected]