Re: [Histonet] low temp thermometer
In a message dated 7/14/2005 9:09:29 AM US Mountain Standard Time,
sjchtascp@yahoo.com writes:
> We're doing allot of liquid nitrogen/isopentane snap freezing and I'd like
> to purchase a good low temp thermometer. Any suggestions or advise out
> there?
>
Steve,
I've worked in several low-temp "bio"- type labs, and they all used Fluke
digital thermometers.
You can match the thermocouple to the temperature range you need to measure.
The website can steer you to a dealer or someone for tech questions, but I
know the J- and K-type thermocouples can read temps down near -200 degrees C.
That's around the temp of liquid nitrogen (-196) so it should do you well.
Go to Fluke's homepage here. Then follow the links:
Products -> thermometers -> Fluke 50 Series II Thermometers -> Specifications
Cheers,
Bob
Robert (Bob) Chiovetti, Ph.D.
The Microscope Works
132 North Elster Drive
Tucson, AZ 85710-3212 USA
Tel./Fax 520-546-4986
Member, Arizona Small Business Association - ASBA
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