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Traditional Analog Thermometers
Weems & Plath - Springfield Instruments - Taylor Precision
Obtaining accurate temperature readings is a common yet important aspect of our daily lives. We carry a wide variety of traditional analog thermometers that are useful for a multitude of different purposes. Traditional analog thermometers measure temperature by using materials that change in some way when they are heated or cooled. The two most common analog thermometers are the spring or dial type and the bulb or tube type. A dial thermometer uses a coiled piece of metal that is sensitive to heat. One end of the spring is attached to the pointer and as temperature increases, the metal expands and the pointer moves higher. As temperature decreases, the metal contracts and the pointer moves lower. In a tube thermometer, the liquid (typically alcohol) expands as it is heated and contracts when it is cooled, rising and falling with the temperature. Traditional analog thermometers measure temperatures in Fahrenheit and often include a scale in Celsius.
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Weems & Plath Atlantis Barometer-Thermometers |
Weems & Plath Atlantis Thermometers |
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Weems & Plath 721700 |
Weems & Plath 631400 |
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Weems & Plath Endurance Barometer-Comfortmet |
Weems & Plath 313200 |
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Weems & Plath 312800 |
Weems & Plath Endurance Comfortmeters |
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Weems & Plath 151200 |
Taylor Precision 6423E |
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Taylor Precision 5504 |
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-- The Staff at WeatherShack.com
