Description
General-purpose stirring thermometer with special red filling provides reliable glass-based temperature indication for laboratory stirring and process monitoring. Its measuring range extends from −10 to +150 °C, covering many routine heating, cooling and reaction-control tasks in chemical, life-science and teaching environments. The red special filling enhances scale readability against varied sample media and bench lighting, allowing operators to follow temperature trends while stirring. Delivered as a single unit weighing 0,020 kg, the instrument is easy to place in standard laboratory assemblies and storage. Offered by manufacturer ROTH SELECTION within the glass thermometer segment of temperature and monitoring labware, it is designed for general-purpose rather than ultra-specialised metrology use. Typical applications include bath temperature checks, mixture monitoring and vessel observation during stirring operations. Clear visual readout and compact handling support efficient daily work at the bench. Laboratories seeking a practical stirring thermometer for the −10 to +150 °C interval can add this model to their measuring instrument inventory for broad everyday use.
This article is part of Laboratory glass thermometers, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: General-purpose stirring thermometer
- Filling: Special filling red
- Temperature range: −10 to +150 °C
- Weight: 0,020 kg
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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.
A thermometer reports a temperature. A liquid-in-glass thermometer is a calibrated column. A digital thermometer is a sensor and a display, and the sensor, not the display, is what is calibrated. An infrared thermometer reads a surface and depends on emissivity. A data logger stores the reading over time. Without a stated uncertainty and a calibration point, the number is only an indication. The scale is maintained by the BIPM and compared by EURAMET. Accreditation is BELAC.
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