Description
Temperature calibration certificate for spatial temperature measurement including certificate covers 27 measuring points at a specified test temperature throughout the usable space. The denser point grid supports a more detailed picture of temperature distribution in incubators, climate chambers and comparable laboratory equipment, beyond centre-only or lower-density checks. Delivered as 1 pc with a net weight of 0,5 kg and a gross weight of 1 kg, it fits qualification programmes, spatial verification work and long-term quality documentation in research, pharmaceutical and industrial laboratories. The spatial temperature calibration certificate from manufacturer Binder combines the multi-point measurement with the certificate for one predefined test temperature, suited to applications that call for higher spatial resolution. Laboratories apply it to demonstrate uniformity-related behaviour, to support acceptance and monitoring decisions and to keep structured records for audits. Origin is Germany, Baden-Württemberg. Select this certificate when 27 measuring points at the chosen test temperature align with the spatial scope required by your procedures and equipment validation needs.
This article is part of Temperature measurement accessories, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Temperature calibration certificate
- Measurement scope: Spatial, 27 measuring points at specified test temperature
- Country of origin: Germany
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Calibration certificate, temperature is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Binder for laboratory use. It sits in Temperature measurement accessories, inside Temperature measurement, in Lab instruments.
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