Non-Mercury

Therm, Prec 0/300F X 2.0F (1 per EA)

Therm, Prec Autoclave Maximum Registering, +80/135C X 0.5C, Safety Coated, W/Armor Case (1 per EA)

Therm, Prec Melting Point , Fisher-Johns, 150/300C X 1.0C (1 per EA)

Therm ASTM Approved No Merc, Bl Spirit . +20/50C X 0.1C (1 per EA)

Therm, Prec 0 /230F X 2.0F, Safety Coated (1 per EA)

Therm ASTM Cert . Spirit Filled Cert at 20, 35, 50, 70C (1 per EA)

Therm, Prec -1/51C X 0.1C (1 per EA)

Therm, Prec -1/51C X 0.1C, 76mm Imm, Cert at 0, 10, 20, 30, 37, 40, 50C (1 per EA)

Therm, Prec Armor 12in (1 per EA)

Therm, Prec Dry Bath/Block Heater 25/57C X 0.5C, 35mm Imm (1 per EA)

Therm ASTM . Aviation Fuel Freezing Pt (1 per EA)

Therm, Prec +80/135C X 0.5C, Total Imm, Cert at 121C, Safety Coated, W/Armor (1 per EA)

Therm, Prec Coliform Incubator, 34.5/46C X 0.1C, 76mm Imm (1 per EA)

Therm ASTM . Low Cloud and Pour (1 per EA)

Therm, Prec -1/101C X 0.1C (1 per EA)

Therm ASTM Approved No Merc, Bl Spirit . -36/+120F X 2.0F (1 per EA)

Therm, Prec +30/124F X 0.2F (1 per EA)

Therm, Prec 0/230F X 0.5F (1 per EA)

Therm, Prec -10/210C X 1.0C (1 per EA)

Student-grade partial immersion thermometer with a temperature range of -10° – 150°C. Contains a kerosene-based column with red dye. The thermometer measures 12" long with an outer diameter of 6-7mm. Partial immersion thermometers are useful if you have a shallow container that holds the substance to be measured. These thermometers have a small indicator ring that denotes the depth to which the thermometer should be submerged to obtain an accurate temperature reading. (1 per EA )

Therm, Prec -100/+50C X 1.0C (1 per EA)

Therm, Prec -20/110C X 1.0C (1 per EA)

Student-grade total immersion thermometer with a temperature range of -20° – 110°C. Contains a kerosene-based column with red dye. The thermometer measures 12" long with an outer diameter of 6-7mm. Full immersion thermometers need to be submerged deep enough so the desired temperature is at the meniscus. For example, if you wish to measure the temperature of a hot water bath to make sure it is 100°C, then you need to submerge the thermometer up to the 100°C mark. (1 per EA )

Therm, Prec -10/260C X 1.0C and +20/500F X 2.0F (1 per EA)