ASTM #47F Kinematic Viscosity Thermometer, 137.5-142.5F
The ASTM #47F Kinematic Viscosity Thermometer, 137.5 to 142.5F has a strict manufacturing tolerance. Accuracy is assured by inspection and testing of samples from each production run. The thermometer is supplied with a statement of compliance to E 1 and E 77 requirements. The ASTM Thermometer is yellow-backed glass with permanent graduations, mercury-filled and individually packed in a cardboard tube.
ASTM Number: 47F
Length: 12.0 (305), in (mm)
Immersion: Total
Range: 137.5 to 142.5F
Division: 0.1F
To prevent fluid column separation, always store Non-Mercury Thermometers vertically, using a storage rack.
Thermometer Well provides protection and thermal stabilization for glass laboratory thermometers used in ovens or other exposed environments.
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The ASTM #47F Kinematic Viscosity Thermometer is a high-quality thermometer that is specifically designed for measuring the kinematic viscosity of liquids within a temperature range of 137.5 to 142.5 degrees Fahrenheit. The thermometer features a yellow-backed glass with permanent graduations, ensuring clarity and easy reading of the measurements. It is mercury-filled and individually packed in a cardboard tube, providing durability and protection during storage and transportation.
With a strict manufacturing tolerance, accuracy is guaranteed by inspecting and testing samples from each production run. Additionally, the thermometer is supplied with a statement of compliance to E 1 and E 77 requirements, ensuring its adherence to industry standards.
The ASTM #47F Kinematic Viscosity Thermometer is 12.0 inches (305mm) in length and features a total immersion design, allowing for accurate and reliable measurements. The thermometer has a division of 0.1 degrees Fahrenheit, providing precise readings for kinematic viscosity calculations.
To ensure proper storage and prevent fluid column separation, it is recommended to store the non-mercury thermometer vertically using a storage rack. Additionally, the thermometer well is available for those using glass laboratory thermometers in ovens or other exposed environments. This provides protection and thermal stabilization for the thermometer.
For a complete range of ASTM thermometers, including both mercury-filled and non-mercury options, customers can explore the extensive selection available. These reliable thermometers are essential tools for various applications, including concrete curing, material testing, and other scientific and industrial processes.
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