Laboratory Thermometer (0-250 DEGREE CELSIUS)

The Laboratory Thermometer (0-250 degrees Celsius) is an indispensable tool for scientific research and experimentation. Crafted with precision, it offers accurate temperature measurement within the specified range, facilitating precise control over environmental conditions. Its robust design ensures durability, while the clear scale enables easy reading. With its versatility, this thermometer finds utility across diverse laboratory settings, including chemical, biological, and pharmaceutical applications. Whether monitoring reactions or conducting assays, this thermometer guarantees dependable performance, contributing to the accuracy and reproducibility of experimental results.

Key Features

1. Wide temperature range from 0 to 250 degrees Celsius for versatile usage.
2. Clear and easy-to-read scale for precise temperature monitoring.
3. Durable construction to withstand rigorous laboratory conditions.
4. Mercury-free design for enhanced safety and environmental friendliness.
5. Accurate calibration for reliable measurement accuracy.

Precautions

1. Handle with care to prevent breakage or damage to the thermometer.
2. Avoid exposing the thermometer to extreme temperatures outside its specified range.
3. Do not subject the thermometer to sudden temperature changes to prevent inaccuracies.
4. Keep away from direct contact with corrosive chemicals to avoid chemical damage.
5. Store in a protective case when not in use to maintain accuracy and prevent contamination.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Question: Can this thermometer measure temperatures below 0 degrees Celsius?
Answer: No, this thermometer is designed to measure temperatures ranging from 0 to 250 degrees Celsius.

Question: Is it safe to use this thermometer with hazardous chemicals?
Answer: While the thermometer itself is durable, avoid direct contact with corrosive substances to prevent damage.

Question: How do I calibrate the laboratory thermometer?
Answer: Calibration instructions are usually provided by the manufacturer. Follow the provided guidelines for accurate readings.

Question: Can I use this thermometer for medical purposes?
Answer: It’s not recommended. Laboratory thermometers are specifically designed for scientific research and may not meet medical standards.

Question: What should I do if the thermometer breaks?
Answer: Exercise caution and follow proper disposal procedures for broken glass and mercury contamination. Contact local authorities for guidance on disposal.