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ASTM precision thermometer S66C +75...+105°C stem type, total length 401 mm, blue filling

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Colour filling
Blue
Division
0.1 °C
Length
401 mm
Max. Ø
8 mm
Max. temperature
105 °C
Min. temperature
75 °C
Shape thermometer
Stem shape
Standard
ASTM S66C
Temperature
75 ... 105 °C
UNSPSC
41112239

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Product description

High precision and mercury free. ASTM-Thermometers with blue, environmental safety filling, suitable for calibration. With auxiliary scale at 0 °C. With DAkkS-calibration or works-calibration certificate on request.

Further types available on request, also in °F.

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ASTM precision thermometer S66C +75...+105°C stem type, total length 401 mm, blue filling

Manufacturer P/N

1202066S

Part Number

9.236 874

Manufacturer

Ludwig Schneider

Division

0.1 °C

ASTM precision thermometer S120C +38.6...+41.4°C stem type, total length 300 mm, blue filling

Manufacturer P/N

1202120S

Part Number

9.236 881

Manufacturer

Ludwig Schneider

Division

0.05 °C

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