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Liquid In Glass Thermometer: 305 mm Lg. x 76 mm Immersion, NIST, -35° to 50°C, FEP-Coated Glass
- Item
- 3LRH5
- Mfr. Model
- B50CW3BLSSC
Product Details
- Catalog Page
- N/A
- Thermometer Type
- General Purpose
- Scale
- Celsius
- Scale Type
- Liquid-in-Glass
- Temperature Range
- -35° to 50°C
- Overall Length
- 305 mm
- Immersion Depth
- 76 mm
- Immersion Type
- Partial Immersion
- Includes NIST-Traceable Certificate
- Yes
- Calibration Type
- NIST-Traceable
- Graduations
- 1°C
- Includes Sheath
- No
- Minimum Temperature °C
- -35 °C
- Maximum Temperature °C
- 50 °C
- Food Safe
- No
- Fluid
- Blue Biodegradable Organic Liquid
- Fluid Color
- Blue
- Fluid Material
- Biodegradable Organic Liquid and Dye
- Construction
- FEP-Coated Glass
- Thermometer Color
- White
- UNSPSC
- 41112213
- Country of Origin
- United Kingdom (subject to change)
- Product Description
These thermometers need to be partially submerged to a known depth to accurately register temperature readings. They have a marked line that indicates what level they need to be submerged in order to provide a temperature reading. They are commonly used to measure temperatures readings in vessels and beakers when the sample to be measured is shallow.