Description
Spatial temperature measurement 18 measuring points is a laboratory measurement service that records temperature at 18 measuring points under a predetermined test temperature. The spatial temperature measurement includes a certificate and documents the results obtained across all 18 points at the specified test temperature. Intended for laboratory material workflows, it supports multi-point assessment of temperature distribution in a controlled test setting. This measurement from manufacturer Binder is supplied as 1 pc(s) and covers the complete 18-point spatial evaluation together with the accompanying certificate. By using 18 measuring points at one given test temperature, the procedure yields a clear spatial temperature profile suitable for laboratory documentation needs. Originating in Germany (Baden-Württemberg), the service focuses strictly on certified spatial temperature measurement at the predetermined test temperature. Laboratories receive the certified 18-point data set as a single unit, enabling straightforward integration into existing temperature-mapping or equipment-check routines without additional measurement steps beyond the defined scope.
This article is part of Temperature measurement accessories, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc(s)
- Product type: Spatial temperature measurement
- Measuring points: 18
- Certificate: included
- Test temperature: predetermined
- Country of origin: Germany
- Technical Information Sheet:
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Temperature measurement, 18 measuring points 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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