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Amarell Well-Scoop Thermometer 0...+100:1°C Red Special Filling, ca.200x20mm and Scoop ca.70x32mm, Calibratable

Brand:Amarell

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HS Code #
90251180
Height
270 mm
Max. temperature
100 °C
Min. temperature
0 °C
Resolution
1 °C
Temperature
0 ... 100 °C
UNSPSC
41112200

R 4,554.00

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Product description

The Amarell Well-Scoop Thermometer 0...+100:1°C features a red special filling and is designed for precise temperature measurements ranging from 0°C to +100°C with a resolution of 1°C. The thermometer is equipped with a ca.200x20mm measuring probe and a ca.70x32mm scoop, ideal for laboratory and industrial use. This model is calibratable, ensuring accurate and reliable measurements in various applications.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Amarell
  • Temperature Range: 0...+100:1°C for precise readings
  • Filling: Red special filling for clear and visible readings
  • Probe Size: ca.200x20mm for accurate measurements
  • Scoop Size: ca.70x32mm for versatile sampling
  • Calibratable: Can be calibrated for precise accuracy

The Amarell Well-Scoop Thermometer 0...+100:1°C is perfect for laboratory and industrial environments requiring precise, reliable, and calibratable temperature measurements.

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It features a red special filling and is designed for precise temperature measurements ranging from 0°C to +100°C with a resolution of 1°C. The thermometer is equipped with a ca.200x20mm measuring probe and a ca.70x32mm scoop, ideal for laboratory and industrial use. This model is calibratable, ensuring accurate and reliable measurements in various applications.

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