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Temperature indicators

28th April 1972, Page 58
28th April 1972
Page 58
Page 58, 28th April 1972 — Temperature indicators
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Self-adhesive "labels", capable of indicating temperatures in the range 37 to 599deg C with an accuracy of + 1 percent—they change colour permanently when they reach their critical temperature — are made by the William Wahl Corporation and are suitable for use in refrigerated vehicles.

Known as "Temp-plate", these indicators will adhere to most clean, dry surfaces. The heat-sensitive element is hermetically sealed in a plastic covering which will resist degradation by solvents, fuels, grease, steam, etc.

As well as single units, elements can be obtained in sets of up to eight with different critical temperatures, so that the upper and lower limits of a temperature change can be determined.

Marketed by: Auriema Ltd, 442 Bath Road, Slough SL1 6BB, Bucks.

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