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UKAS calibration offers an exceptional level of certainty to your measurements, and means you can be sure the equipment you are using is accurate. Hanna Instruments can now offer a handheld digital thermometer which comes complete with UKAS calibration certificate and at a lower price than you might think... [caption id="attachment_7473" align="aligncenter" width="300"] The Hanna HI-95550...
Q: I work in food manufacturing and need a digital thermometer for quality control checks. The environment in the factory can be high humidity, may cause the thermometer to be splashed with liquids and may mean people have to use the thermometer with wet hands. What model would you recommend? [caption id="attachment_7409" align="aligncenter" width="204"] The Hanna Checktemp 1 - a simple,...
Thermometers are used in most laboratories across all industries, and a wide range are available to suit any temperature monitoring task. For high accuracy applications that need to adhere to international standards, traditional glass specification thermometers are still the most popular choice. [caption id="attachment_7103" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Traditional glass thermometers ...
Infrared thermometers measure the temperature from the thermal radiation being emitted by an object. They are used to serve a wide variety of temperature monitoring functions such as calibrating oven temperatures or checking mechanical equipment for hotspots. In order to gain an accurate reading there are some key factors to consider - watch the video below to find out more. [embed]https:/...
Mercury is a naturally occurring element found in the air, water and soil however exposure to the substance, even in small amounts, can lead to severe health and ecosystem issues. Mercury in products can find its way into the environment in all sorts of ways such as manufacturing, spills, recycling and disposal. Due to the health risks posed products such as mercury-containing thermometers are...
