Lab Dial Thermometers
Lab Dial Thermometers by Certified Material Testing Products are made with rugged steel and other heavy duty materials, and some models are constructed with stainless steel for enhanced durability and corrosion resistance, making them suitable for demanding environments. Dial faces are available in 1.75” and 2” diameter options, and stems come in various diameters, 0.25” and 0.5”. Some models are available in different lengths to fit your needs. Pocket Dial Thermometers are 5 inches long, Single or Dual Range Dial Thermometers are 8 inches long. This range of products is designed to meet various process temperatures and application needs. All Dial Lab Thermometers are for short term temperature monitoring in ovens, solutions or samples and come in various temperature ranges for different applications. Many models are available with NPT fittings for secure and standard installation. Surface Dial Thermometers are designed for accurately measuring surface temperatures across various industries.
Types and Features of Bimetal Thermometer
Dial thermometers come in many types and models to fit your needs and applications. One type is the bimetal thermometer which uses a bimetallic strip to measure temperature. These thermometers are hermetically sealed so they are corrosion and contamination resistant making them perfect for harsh environments.
Another popular type is the gas actuated thermometer. Gas actuated thermometers operate by filling the entire measuring system with inert gas under pressure. Temperature changes are transmitted through a capillary system, allowing for accurate temperature measurement even over long distances or in hard-to-access locations. The capillary can extend up to 60 meters, making these thermometers ideal for remote installations. Gas actuated thermometers are suitable for both high and low temperature ranges and offer fast response times, making them versatile for various industrial applications.
For those who need a thermometer, portable option, pocket dial thermometers are the way to go. Small and easy to carry, these thermometers often have a clip to attach to a pocket or belt so you can on the go temperature measurements are a snap. We encourage you to read reviews from our customers to help others make informed decisions.
Surface thermometers are for surface thermometers temperature measurement. They have a flat broad surface for accurate readings and are perfect for applications where contact is required, like using a Non-Mercury Glass Thermometer, 0 to 230F, Total Immersion. For non-contact temperature measurement, consider using an infrared thermometer or a non-mercury glass thermometer.
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Dial thermometers also come in different temperature ranges, some are dual range and some are single range to fit your needs. The dial face can be different sizes, some have large glass faces for easy reading. Some dial thermometers have an adjustment screw for calibration so you can get accurate readings over time.
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Other distinctive feature is personal anecdotes and direct address to the reader. Dial thermometers, including pocket dial thermometers, are made to provide accurate temperature readings across various temperature ranges. Accuracy of these thermometers vary depending on the model and application but most are ±1% to ±2% of the scale. This is good enough for many industries, food service, laboratories and manufacturing where dial thermometers are used.
Construction of dial thermometers also plays a big role in maintaining accuracy. Many models have hermetically sealed design, preventing moisture and other contaminants from entering the device and affecting readings. Bimetal elements and steel components also ensure durability and resistance to corrosion making it more accurate and reliable.
In calibration, some dial thermometers have adjustable tilt dials, making it easy to calibrate the device in different positions. Others may require filters or other accessories to achieve optimal accuracy. Follow the manufacturer’s calibration instructions and use the right accessories and you can ensure your dial thermometer provides accurate and reliable temperature readings.
