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Bimetallic thermometers are intended for temperature measurement of various fluid or solid media.
The thermometers having all the stainless steel components are recommended for the use in aggressive (corrosive) environments with dust, in rubber industry, chemical and petrochemical industry.
Thermometers work on the principle of different dilatation depending on the temperature of two metals that are components of the bimetallic lamella. This dilatation allows an indicator to change its position on a temperature graduated dial.
By usage there are several types of thermometers:
All thermometers are manufactured entirely or partially of stainless steel
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precision class*: |
2 (1) |
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normal level of protection: |
IP55, IP65 |
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immersion length** [mm]: |
160 (100) ÷ 600 (1000) mm |
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measuring interval*** [°C]: |
-50 ÷ +500 oC |
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maximum working pressure [bar]: |
100 bar |
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diameter of the thermometer case [mm]: |
40, 60, 75, 100, 150 mm |
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diameter of the immersion rod [mm]: |
6, 8, 10 mm |
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mounting coupling: |
tip A, B, C, D |
* precision class 1 is executed only at special order and only for axial thermometers having the dial of Ø 100 and Ø 150
** at special request
*** at special order the dial can be graded in °F
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