Description
Maximum/minimum thermometer, bimetallic is a mechanical temperature indicator for recording the highest and lowest temperatures reached over a monitoring interval. Its bimetallic measuring principle provides a straightforward analogue readout without batteries, making it suitable for rooms, storage areas and general laboratory spaces where simple max/min surveillance is required. The instrument covers a measuring range from −40 to +50 °C with 1 °C graduation, supporting clear reading of ambient conditions across typical indoor and sheltered outdoor laboratory environments. Supplied as a single unit with a net weight of about 0,109 kg, it is easy to place on a wall or stand near incubators, cold rooms, sample holding zones or teaching benches that need visible temperature extremes between manual checks. This bimetallic maximum/minimum thermometer from manufacturer TFA-Dostmann fits temperature-monitoring labware used for basic environmental control and documentation support. It is intended where staff need a durable, easy-to-interpret max/min display rather than continuous electronic logging, and where the stated range and one-degree scale match routine laboratory and facility monitoring tasks.
This article is part of Laboratory glass thermometers, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Maximum/minimum thermometer
- Sensor principle: Bimetallic
- Measuring range: −40 to +50 °C
- Graduation: 1 °C
- Weight: 0,109 kg
- Technical Information Sheet:
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A liquid-in-glass thermometer is a calibrated column, often with a stated immersion depth, total or partial. The range and the division decide the reading. A partial-immersion thermometer read at the wrong depth is wrong by design.
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