Thermometer Calibrator

Thermometer calibrators are devices used to verify and adjust the accuracy of thermometers. They are part of the supply class Pressure, Temperature, and Humidity Measuring and Controlling Instruments in the supply group Instruments and Laboratory Equipment.

Thermometer calibrators are designed to simulate specific temperature values and provide a reference point for comparing the readings of thermometers. They are commonly used in laboratories, manufacturing facilities, and other settings where temperature measurement accuracy is critical.

These calibrators typically have a built-in heating or cooling element that allows them to generate precise and stable temperatures. They are equipped with sensors to measure the temperature and display the readings on a digital or analog screen.

Thermometer calibrators come in various types, including dry block calibrators, liquid bath calibrators, and infrared calibrators. Each type has its own advantages and is suitable for different applications.

By using a thermometer calibrator, users can ensure that their thermometers are providing accurate and reliable temperature measurements. This is important for maintaining quality control, complying with regulations, and ensuring the safety of processes and products.

Overall, thermometer calibrators are essential tools in the field of temperature measurement and control, and they play a crucial role in maintaining accuracy and precision in various industries and laboratory settings.