What a 34 mm plate thickness means

34 mm is the thickness shared by the seven eutectic plates GEBHARDT lists on gebhardt.eu. What tells the plates apart is melting point, length and width, and article number.

20 January 2025Updated 28 September 2026

Short answer

34 mm is the thickness that all seven eutectic plates on GEBHARDT's gebhardt.eu page share; the body is 480 × 280 mm or 615 × 378 mm. Melting point (-3, -14, -18, -21 °C), body size and article number tell the plates apart. Fit in a given container depends on the container model and its rail layout.

34 mm is the thickness shared by all seven eutectic plates GEBHARDT lists on gebhardt.eu. Melting point, body size and article number are what tell the plates apart.

Melting point	Freezing temperature	Article number (body, mm)
-3 °C	-8 °C	1006919 and 0004655 (480 × 280), 0044439 (615 × 378)
-14 °C	-19 °C	0047068 (480 × 280)
-18 °C	-23 °C	6081958 (480 × 280)
-21 °C	-26 °C	0074699 (480 × 280), 0074675 (615 × 378)

GEBHARDT asks for a freezing temperature at least 5 °C below the melting point and an air gap between plates; freezing takes 8 to 24 hours. Inside an Isotec container the plates sit on holder rails or a grid floor. Thickness alone does not say whether a plate fits a given container; the container model and its rail layout do. Tell us the container model and we confirm the fit with GEBHARDT.