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General information on the fritted ware carried by Cole-Parmer

As mercury-in-glass thermometers were replaced with alternatives, the question remains how accurate are the alternatives? What is the best option for a particular application? How much does accuracy cost?

Tips and techniques to ensure a long lifetime for your glass thermometers

Food inspectors now have the ability to instantly and conveniently take more temperature readings more often with infrared (IR) thermometers

An infrared thermometer measures temperature without contact through a point-and-click activity, which then measures temperature from black-body radiation or infrared energy produced by the material being targeted for temperature measurement.

Frequently-asked questions (and answers!) related to infrared temperature measurement

Instructions for checking the seal on respirators

Describes applications where a two-color infrared thermometer performs better than a regular infrared thermometer

Temperature is one of the most frequently measured parameters in industrial processes. A wide variety of mechanical and electrical thermometers are used to sense and control process temperatures. Regular calibration of these thermometers is critical to ensuring consistent quality of product manufactured, as well as providing regulatory compliance for some industries.