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Ludwig Schneider Precision Thermometer With NS 14/23, Capillary Form Prismatic, Measuring Range -10 To +150 °C In 1 °C

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HS Code #
90251180
Built-in length
200 mm
Capillary
Uncoated, prismatic
Colour filling
Blue
Division
1 °C
Ground size
NS 14,5/23
Max. temperature
150 °C
Min. temperature
-10 °C
Shape thermometer
Enclosed scale
Standard
DIN 12784
Temperature
-10 ... 150 °C

$423.48

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Product description

The Ludwig Schneider Precision Thermometer With NS 14/23, Capillary Form Prismatic, Measuring Range -10 To +150 °C In 1 °C is designed for precise temperature measurement in laboratory applications. According to DIN 12784, it features an enclosed-scale type design with a transparent prismatic capillary and is suitable for calibration.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Ludwig Schneider
  • Product Type: Precision thermometer
  • Joint: NS 14/23
  • Standard Ground Joint: NS 14.5/23
  • Capillary Form: Transparent prismatic
  • Measuring Range: -10 to +150 °C
  • Graduation: 1 °C
  • Standard: According to DIN 12784
  • Type: Enclosed-scale type
  • Top Diameter: 11 mm (±0.5 mm)
  • Calibration: Suitable for calibration

This Ludwig Schneider precision thermometer is suitable for users requiring a DIN 12784 compliant thermometer with prismatic capillary form and reliable measurement from -10 to +150 °C.

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It is designed for precise temperature measurement in laboratory applications. According to DIN 12784, it features an enclosed-scale type design with a transparent prismatic capillary and is suitable for calibration.

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