Description
neoChoice Temperature Measuring Strips covering 160 °C to 182 °C are self-adhesive thermal indicators for laboratory and process monitoring. Each strip carries five discrete temperature change points that undergo an irreversible colour shift from light grey to black within one second once the respective threshold is reached. This permanent visual record supports reliable documentation of maximum temperature exposure without the need for electronic instruments. Supplied in packs of 10 pieces, the strips feature a self-adhesive foil backing for quick attachment to equipment, packaging or surfaces. Manufactured by neolab - Labor, they belong to the temperature-sensitive label and Thermax strip category and are suited to sterilisation checks, equipment qualification, thermal process validation and quality-control workflows. The irreversible response ensures clear evidence that critical temperatures have been attained, making the indicators a practical solution for routine thermal verification in scientific and technical environments where permanent, instrument-free temperature confirmation is required.
This article is part of Temperature measurement accessories, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 10 pc(s)
- Temperature range: 160 °C to 182 °C
- Measuring points: 5 per strip
- Colour change: light grey to black
- Response time: within 1 s
- EAN: 4058072018474
- Technical Information Sheet:
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