Lab supplies
Lab Glass Celsius Thermometers — 10-Pack, 300mm (-20°C to 150°C)
Product description
What’s included
The package contains ten individual glass Celsius thermometers. Each instrument is identical in form and function so you get a consistent set for multiple workstations or repeat measurements.
Construction and specifications
Each thermometer is made from transparent glass and measures approximately 300 mm (12 inches) in length. The calibrated scale covers temperatures from −20°C to +150°C. A small hole near the top of the stem allows the thermometer to be hung for storage or drying. Because these are glass devices, they are fragile and must be handled gently.
How it’s used
These thermometers are designed for general laboratory use, classroom demonstrations, university labs, and basic food or beverage temperature checks. They are handheld or can be suspended via the hanging hole above the vessel being measured. With careful handling they provide dependable, repeatable readings for routine tasks.
Pros
- Consistent calibration across all ten pieces
- Useful hanging hole for storage
- Clear, readable glass construction
Cons
- Glass is delicate and breaks if dropped
- No protective sleeves included
- Not suitable for high-impact or field use
VerdictThis 10-piece pack delivers reliable, standard lab thermometers suitable for routine measurements in classrooms, small labs, or food applications. The instruments offer good precision and uniform manufacture across the set, and they arrive safely when packaged well. Their fragile glass construction and limited protection mean they're best for controlled environments rather than rough field use.
Reviews
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t3hhaunt3d 5/5
Robust packaging kept these lab thermometers intact
I ordered this ten-pack for routine chemistry work and received all items unbroken. Right after delivery I inspected the set and put them into everyday use around my workspace. The packaging prevented the breakage problems I’d experienced with other suppliers. Each thermometer functions as expected and appears to meet common laboratory standards. For standard, everyday measurements these are reliable and consistent across the set.
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