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SKU: 1108
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This high‑quality Brannan® Lo‑Tox® Laboratory Thermometer is designed as a safe, reliable, and easy‑to‑read alternative to traditional mercury thermometers. Filled with a specially developed low‑toxicity organic liquid, it provides excellent visibility and covers a useful temperature range from −10°C to +50°C with 0.5°C graduations, making it ideal for a wide variety of school science experiments.
Manufactured to high standards, the thermometer is accurately calibrated against traceable references, ensuring consistent and dependable temperature readings. It features a blue Lo‑Tox® fill for strong contrast and clear readability, along with durable permanent markings that remain legible throughout regular classroom use.
For added safety and convenience, the thermometer is fitted with a Brannan® anti‑roll end cap and an integrated suspension ring, allowing it to be hung safely during experiments. With a 76mm immersion depth and a total length of 305mm, it is perfectly suited for laboratory beakers, water baths, heating experiments, and general temperature measurement activities.
This Lo‑Tox® thermometer is perfectly suited for KS3, GCSE, and A‑Level science lessons, offering a safe and accurate way to measure temperature in practical activities. Teachers and technicians can use it in:
Durable, safe, and easy to read, the Brannan® Lo‑Tox® Thermometer is an excellent choice for school laboratories looking for a high‑quality alternative to mercury instruments. Its clear markings, blue fill, and robust safety features make it a dependable tool for teaching accurate temperature measurement across all levels of science education.