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Metal nipple, DIN 12787, A12, mounted on flash point thermometer according to Abel-Pensky or Pensky-Martens is a laboratory fitting for flash point temperature measurement assemblies. The nipple conforms to DIN 12787 and carries the A12 size designation required by apparatus that specify this interface. It is supplied already mounted on a flash point thermometer for Abel-Pensky or Pensky-Martens procedures, so separate assembly of the connection element is unnecessary. In petroleum, fuels and industrial quality-control laboratories, such metal nipples form the mechanical link between the thermometer and the test equipment. This accessory from manufacturer Amarell supports workflows that rely on standardized DIN 12787 fittings for correct seating and orientation of the measuring instrument. The mounted A12 configuration is suited to routine flash point testing under Abel-Pensky or Pensky-Martens methodology. Offered as one piece, it serves as a dedicated connection component when equipping or maintaining flash point thermometer setups to the stated standard and size.
This article is part of Laboratory glass thermometers, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Metal nipple
- Standard: DIN 12787
- Size designation: A12
- Compatibility: Abel-Pensky or Pensky-Martens flash point thermometers
- Mounting: Mounted on flash point thermometer
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