Asphalt/Concrete Thermometer, 0 to 550F (0 to 285C), 2in Dial

Asphalt/Concrete Thermometer, 0 to 550F (0 to 285C), 2in Dial

Dual Range Dial Thermometer, 0°–550°F and 0°–285°C thermometer is a great tool for concrete temperature measurement. This temperature measuring device has a 2in (50.8mm) diameter glass crystal dial face, and °F/°C dual-scales with 5°C or °F divisions, adjustable mounting clip and indicating pointers. It’s compact and rugged for field use, durable and easy to handle in tough environments. 8in (203mm) long with 304 stainless steel dial case and 0.15in (3.8mm) diameter stems. Accuracy is 1% of range, and adjustment nut allows calibration to a known temperature.

Features:

• Dual, °F and °C

• 2in glass crystal dial face

• 1% of accuracy

• Compact and portable for field use

Specs:

Temperature    0–550°F (0–285°C)

Division           5°

Accuracy         1%

Type - Surface Dial Thermometers    Dial

Probe Dimensions       0.15 x 8in (3.81 x 203mm) Dia. x L

Product Dimensions   2 x 8.5in (50 x 216mm) Dia. x L

This is a must have for concrete temperature and quality control. Make sure to choose the right thermometer for your project.

One of the best features of modern concrete thermometers is real time data acquisition. This allows the project team to make informed decisions on the concrete mix and curing process, reducing errors and getting the best results. The devices can measure temperature at various depths and locations within the concrete, giving a complete picture of the temperature distribution in the structure.

Some (wireless transmission) advanced concrete thermometers also have wireless transmission, so continuous monitoring and no human error. Designed for field use, these temperature measuring devices are built to withstand the construction site, so you always have accurate data when you need it. With these features, concrete thermometers play a big role in maintaining the quality and durability of concrete structures, supporting contractors and engineers throughout the project.

Applications

Thermometers are used across the construction industry, with many applications that ensure the quality, strength and durability. Monitoring concrete temperature during the curing process is critical to achieve the intended performance and life of the materials, as temperature fluctuations can affect the curing process and final strength of the concrete.

These are used in projects such as building foundations, bridges, highways and other critical infrastructure where precise temperature measurement is required to meet safety and quality standards. By providing concrete temperature data, these devices help contractors and engineers evaluate the effect of temperature on concrete strength, meet industry requirements and ASTM standards.

In addition to field applications, thermometers are valuable tools in research and development where they support the study of new materials and techniques to improve concrete quality. They are also part of the quality control process, to monitor concrete temperature during transportation and placement to ensure the material is within the specified range.

Cold weather concreting presents unique challenges and the use of concrete thermometers is even more important to prevent freezing. By allowing precise monitoring of concrete temperature, these devices help mitigate risks and ensure every project meets its intended performance goals.