ASTM #80F Saybolt Viscosity Thermometer, 395 to 415F
The ASTM #80F Viscosity Thermometer, 395 to 415F has a strict manufacturing tolerance. Accuracy is assured by inspection and testing of samples from each production run. The thermometer is supplied with a statement of compliance to E 1 and E 77 requirements. The ASTM Thermometer is yellow-backed glass with permanent graduations, mercury-filled and individually packed in a cardboard tube.
ASTM Number: 80F
Length: 10.8 (275), in (mm)
Immersion: Total
Range: 395 to 415F
Division: 0.5F
To prevent fluid column separation, always store Non-Mercury Thermometers vertically, using a storage rack.
Thermometer Well provides protection and thermal stabilization for glass laboratory thermometers used in ovens or other exposed environments.
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The ASTM #80F Saybolt Viscosity Thermometer is a high-quality thermometer designed specifically for measuring the viscosity of liquids in the range of 395 to 415F. This thermometer is manufactured with strict tolerances to ensure accuracy, and each production run is inspected and tested to meet ASTM standards.
The ASTM #80F Thermometer features a yellow-backed glass with permanent graduations, making it easy to read and use. The thermometer is filled with mercury, which provides reliable and precise temperature measurements. It comes individually packed in a cardboard tube for added protection during transportation and storage.
With a length of 10.8 inches (275mm) and total immersion capability, this thermometer can be fully submerged in the liquid being measured, allowing for accurate readings. The division intervals are set at 0.5F, ensuring precise temperature measurements.
To ensure the longevity of the thermometer and prevent fluid column separation, it is recommended to store it vertically using a storage rack specifically designed for non-mercury thermometers. Additionally, the use of a thermometer well is recommended for added protection and thermal stabilization when using the thermometer in ovens or exposed environments.
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Whether you are performing concrete curing tests or material testing, it is crucial to have a reliable and accurate thermometer like the ASTM #80F Saybolt Viscosity Thermometer. With its stringent manufacturing standards and precise measurements, this thermometer is a valuable tool for professionals in various industries.