Ludwing Thermometer ASTM Range -2+52’C/0.2’C

Ludwing Thermometer ASTM Range -2+52’C/0.2’C

Ludwig ASTM Thermometer Range: -2°C to +52°C/0.2°C

The Ludwig ASTM Thermometer is designed for accurate temperature measurement within the range of -2°C to +52°C. With a high accuracy of ±0.2°C, this thermometer is ideal for applications requiring precise temperature control, such as in scientific research, laboratory temperature measurements, and industrial applications. Constructed from high-quality materials, this thermometer is resistant to shock and chemical exposure, ensuring durability and longevity. The clear, easy-to-read scale guarantees accurate and efficient measurements. Calibration according to ASTM standards ensures consistent and reliable results.

Specifications Ludwing Thermometer ASTM Range -2+52’C/0.2’C

• Temperature Range: -2°C to +52°C
• Accuracy: ±0.2°C
• Material: High-quality materials, resistant to shock and chemical exposure
• Scale: Clear, easy-to-read scale with durable markings
• Calibration: Calibrated according to ASTM standards
• Applications: Suitable for scientific research, laboratory temperature measurements, industrial applications, and other uses requiring high-precision temperature measurement within the specified range

Usage Ludwing Thermometer ASTM Range -2+52’C/0.2’C

This thermometer is particularly well-suited for:

• Scientific Research: Providing accurate temperature measurements in sensitive experiments and research settings
• Laboratory Temperature Measurement: Used for temperature measurements in various laboratory applications
• Industrial Processes: Ensuring precise temperature control in critical industrial processes

Summary

The Ludwig ASTM Thermometer (-2°C to +52°C) offers accurate and reliable temperature measurements within the specified range, with an accuracy of ±0.2°C. Its durable construction, easy-to-read scale, and ASTM calibration ensure dependable and consistent measurements. This instrument is an excellent choice for various applications that demand high precision in temperature measurement.