Bimetallic thermometer

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This post was last edited by sgq1313 on 2012-7-2 at 10:14. The sanitary bimetallic thermometer is suitable for temperature measurement in medium and low temperature environments; it can directly measure the temperature of liquids, gases, and steam. It features no mercury hazards, clear readings, as well as being robust and vibration-resistant. All sanitary bimetallic thermometer instruments are made of 304 material, offering excellent water resistance, corrosion resistance, and being non-toxic. It is mainly used in industries such as petroleum, chemicals, metallurgy, textiles, and food. The bimetallic thermometers and clamp-type sanitary thermometers used in pharmaceutical factories meet the requirements of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP); they are suitable for sanitary-grade systems where the medium cannot come into contact with the instrument’s measurement system. The seal provided by the sanitary clamp eliminates any dead corners or areas that cannot be emptied of fluid. Such thermometers offer advantages such as quick and easy installation and removal, low susceptibility to contamination, ease of cleaning, an attractive design, and safe and reliable technical performance. Marine bimetallic shock-resistant thermometers are suitable for use on ships and related equipment as field measurement instruments for medium and low temperatures. In terms of its design principles and structure, this thermometer features waterproofing, corrosion resistance, shock tolerance, clarity, easy reading, no mercury hazards, and durability.