Non-Mercury Glass Thermometer, 0 to 300F, Total Immersion

Non-Mercury Spirit-Filled Glass Thermometer, 0° to 300°F, Total Immersion

This Non-Mercury Glass Thermometer provides precise temperature readings from 0° to 300°F with clear 2° divisions. At 12 inches (305mm) long, it is designed for total immersion, meaning the entire thermometer must be submerged in the substance being measured for an accurate reading. This model is ideal for various laboratory, educational, and general-purpose applications where mercury-free instruments are required.

The thermometer is filled with an environmentally safe, non-hazardous blue spirit liquid, offering a distinct and easy-to-read alternative to traditional mercury. It adheres to the standards set by the Scientific Apparatus Makers Association (SAMA). Each thermometer is individually serialized and includes a manufacturer's statement of accuracy, verifying its calibration.

The single, permanently marked scale ensures durability and consistent readings. Accuracy is rated at ±1 division below 105°C (221°F), ±1.5 divisions between 105°C (221°F) and 200°C (392°F), and ±2 divisions above 200°C (392°F).

Features:

• Wide temperature range of 0°–300°F
• Clear, easy-to-read 2° divisions
• Filled with safe, non-hazardous blue spirit indicating fluid
• SAMA-approved for quality assurance
• Calibrated for total immersion for precise measurements
• Individually serialized and supplied with a statement of accuracy
• Durable 12in (305mm) glass construction

Specifications:

• Temperature Range: 0°–300°F
• Division: 2.0°F
• Accuracy: ±1 Div. below 105°C (221°F), ±1.5 Div. above 105°C (221°F), ±2 Div. above 200°C (392°F)
• Immersion: Total
• Liquid Type: Non-Mercury (Spirit-Filled)
• Length: 12in (305mm)
• Application: General laboratory use, quality control, material testing

Care and Handling: To prevent separation of the liquid column and ensure long-term accuracy, always store this thermometer in an upright position. A dedicated storage rack is recommended.

Accessories: For added protection and to provide thermal stabilization, especially when used in ovens or other exposed environments, consider using a Thermometer Well.