Description
General-purpose stirring thermometer with special red filling is a glass laboratory instrument for routine temperature measurement during stirring and monitoring work. It covers a working range from −20 to +110 °C, making it suitable for everyday checks of baths, reaction mixtures and process vessels in chemical, biological and teaching laboratories. The red special filling improves scale contrast against typical sample colours and lab backgrounds, supporting quick visual readout at the bench. Supplied as one piece with a weight of 0,020 kg, the compact format fits standard glassware setups and storage drawers. This model from manufacturer ROTH SELECTION belongs to the glass thermometer group within temperature and monitoring labware and is intended for general-purpose use rather than specialised high-precision metrology. Clear temperature indication and straightforward handling help integrate the instrument into daily workflows where simultaneous stirring and temperature observation are required. Laboratories that need a practical stirring thermometer for the −20 to +110 °C window can deploy it across common wet-lab and educational applications without unnecessary complexity.
This article is part of Laboratory glass thermometers, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: General-purpose stirring thermometer
- Filling: Special filling red
- Temperature range: −20 to +110 °C
- Weight: 0,020 kg
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