ASTM S67F Non-Mercury Thermometer, 203 to 311F
ASTM S67F Non-Mercury Thermometer has a total measurement range from 203 to 311F, with graduations of 0.5 degrees. These total immersion thermometers are specified for use in precision testing, and can be used for other applications within their range. Total length is 15.7in (400mm).
ASTM Non-Mercury Thermometers meet standard test method requirements for use in their referenced applications. The liquid-in-glass thermometers have the same performance characteristics as ASTM Mercury Thermometers, but use safe blue liquid as an alternative to mercury. The proprietary formula is biodegradable, nontoxic, and nonhazardous. Dark blue color is easily read against the white-backed stem.
Features:
- Meets ASTM E1, E77, E2251 requirements
- Non-hazardous, biodegradable indicating fluid
- Dark blue fluid is highly visible against white-backed stem
- Acceptable for use in Saybolt Viscosity Testing
ASTM Number S67F
Temperature Range 203 to 311F
Immersion Total
Application Precision
Division 0.5 degrees
Type Non-Mercury
Length 15.7in (400mm)
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 S67F Non-Mercury Thermometer is a high-quality precision tool designed for accurate temperature measurement. With a temperature range of 203 to 311F and graduations of 0.5 degrees, this thermometer is suitable for a range of applications.
One of the key features of this thermometer is its use of a safe blue liquid as an alternative to mercury. The proprietary formula used in these thermometers is biodegradable, nontoxic, and nonhazardous, ensuring the safety of both users and the environment. The dark blue color of the fluid is highly visible against the white-backed stem, making it easy to read the temperature accurately.
The ASTM S67F Non-Mercury Thermometer meets the requirements of ASTM E1, E77, and E2251, making it suitable for precision testing applications. It can also be used in Saybolt Viscosity Testing. Whether you need to use it in a laboratory setting or in the field, this thermometer is reliable and accurate.
The total immersion design of the thermometer ensures that accurate temperature measurement is achieved. With a length of 15.7in (400mm), it is easy to handle and provides precise readings.
To ensure the longevity of the thermometer, it is important to store it vertically using a storage rack. This helps prevent fluid column separation and prolongs the life of the thermometer.
For added protection and thermal stabilization in exposed environments, the thermometer can be used in conjunction with a Thermometer Well.
Overall, the ASTM S67F Non-Mercury Thermometer is a reliable and accurate tool for precision testing and other applications within its temperature range. Its non-hazardous blue liquid and precise measurements make it a safer and more convenient alternative to traditional mercury thermometers.