The Amarell Thermometer -10...+360:1°C is designed for precise temperature measurements with a range of -10°C to +360°C and a 1°C division. Featuring a green filling for easy visibility, this thermometer comes with a 75mm built-in length ground glass joint (NS 14.5/23) for easy and secure attachment in laboratory setups. The thermometer is designed for durability and accuracy, making it an essential tool for various scientific and industrial applications.
The Amarell Thermometer is designed to provide accurate temperature readings in a range of environments, ensuring reliability and performance in scientific and industrial settings.
It is designed for precise temperature measurements with a range of -10°C to +360°C and a 1°C division. Featuring a green filling for easy visibility, this thermometer comes with a 75mm built-in length ground glass joint (NS 14.5/23) for easy and secure attachment in laboratory setups. The thermometer is designed for durability and accuracy, making it an essential tool for various scientific and industrial applications.
Yes. It is designed for laboratory and industrial temperature measurements, and offers a length of 75mm for convenient size and handling to support this kind of work.
It has a length of 75mm for convenient size and handling, and is supplied under manufacturer part number D262242-EF.
It offers -10 to +360:1°C for precise readings, green filling for easy visibility and built-in ground glass joint NS 14.5/23 for secure attachment.
For thermometer applications, the Amarell Thermometer -10...+360,1°C, Green Filled, 75mm Built-in Length Ground Glass Joint NS 14.5/23 is differentiated by temperature range of -10...+360,1°C for precise readings and filling Green filling for easy visibility. The LLG Thermometer Red Spirit Filled -90°C +20,1°C for Ultralow Freezers from LLG is another named option in the same product category. Compare the required specifications, compatibility and workflow requirements before selection.
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