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ASSF-311 Thermometer 3"x8" 0~300 C/F Dia.6.35mm 1/2G SUS304
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Thermometer/Tapered Thread, Rotating Dial, 3 inch Face, 8 inch Stem, 0~300 C/F, 1/2G SUS304
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Details ASSF-311 Bimetal Thermometer/Lower Threaded 3"x8" 0~300 C/F Dia.6.35mm 1/2G SUS304
Bimetal Thermometer with Lower Threaded Connection / Adjustable Thread / Dial Size 3 inches
General Information (General information)
- Type : Bimetal Thermometer (bimetal thermometer)
- Construction : Round Dial, Display in Celsius (°C) or Fahrenheit (°F)
- Installation : Lower Threaded Connection (Bottom Connection), Adjustable Thread / Rotating Thread for easy dial orientation adjustment
Initial Specifications
- Dial Size : 3 inches (≈ 75 mm)
Process Connection :
- Type BSPT or NPT as standard
- Common Size 1/2"" or 3/4""
- Adjustable Thread (rotatable)
Stem :
- Material SUS304 or SUS316
- Standard stem length 100, 150, 200 mm (customizable)
- Stem diameter 6 mm / 8 mm / 10 mm
Measuring Range :
- Standard range such as -20…60°C, 0…120°C, 0…200°C, 0…300°C, 0…400°C, select according to application
Material :
- Case : Stainless Steel 304/316
- Window : Glass / Safety Glass / Polycarbonate
Protection : IP65 (Dustproof and Splash Water Resistant)
Accuracy : ±1.5% of Full Scale
Application
Used in pipe systems, tanks, boilers, food industry, chemical industry, air conditioning systems
Easy to install, suitable for applications requiring direct temperature readings on-site
In case of vibration, choose the Glycerin Filled type (oil-filled gauge) to extend service life

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