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S9C Enviro-Safe Non-Mercury Thermometer, -5 to 110°C
Discover a safer, more sustainable alternative for your laboratory with the S9C Enviro-Safe Non-Mercury Thermometer. This liquid-in-glass thermometer offers the same physical characteristics and reliable performance as its ASTM mercury-filled counterpart but utilizes a biodegradable, non-toxic, and non-hazardous blue indicating fluid. The dark blue liquid provides a sharp contrast against the white-backed stem, ensuring clear and easy readings.
While its performance is identical to traditional ASTM thermometers for specific applications, it is important to note that it has not yet undergone the formal review and acceptance process by ASTM.
Key Features:
- Eco-Friendly: Uses a safe, biodegradable indicating liquid, eliminating the risks associated with mercury.
- High Readability: The vivid blue fluid is easy to read against the white-backed glass stem.
- Precision Performance: Designed for accuracy in demanding laboratory environments.
Specifications:
- ASTM Equivalent Number: S9C
- Temperature Range: -5 to 110°C
- Divisions: 0.5°C
- Immersion Depth: 2.3in (57mm)
- Intended Application: Pensky-Martens & Tag Closed High
- Thermometer Type: Non-Mercury, Liquid-in-Glass
- Overall Length: 11.6in (295mm)
Compliance and Testing:
This thermometer meets the stringent test method requirements of:
- ASTM E1 (Standard Specification for ASTM Liquid-in-Glass Thermometers)
- ASTM E77 (Standard Test Method for Inspection and Verification of Thermometers)
- ASTM E2251 (Standard Specification for Liquid-in-Glass ASTM Thermometers with Low-Hazard Precision Liquids)
Proper Care and Storage:
To ensure longevity and prevent the separation of the liquid column, it is crucial to store this thermometer vertically. Using a dedicated storage rack is highly recommended.
For added protection and thermal stability, especially when using the thermometer in ovens or other exposed environments, consider using a Thermometer Well.
