Precision Temperature Monitoring for Site and Lab Use
The 460mm Glass Stem Soil & Concrete Thermometer is a reliable, high-accuracy instrument designed for measuring the temperature of fresh concrete, soils, and other construction materials. With a wide measuring range of -35°C to +50°C, this thermometer is ideal for ensuring compliance with material placement specifications and environmental testing standards.
Its long 460mm stem allows for deep insertion into concrete pours, soil layers, or bulk materials, providing accurate internal temperature readings. The clear, easy-to-read scale is etched into the glass, allowing for quick and precise temperature checks during critical curing or placement operations.
Key Features:
• Wide Temperature Range: Measures from -35°C to +50°C — suitable for all-weather use
• Extended 460mm Length: Allows deep penetration into fresh concrete or soil layers
• Glass Stem Design: Chemically resistant and easy to clean after use
• High Visibility Scale: Clear, permanent markings for quick and accurate readings
• No Batteries Required: Fully mechanical operation — reliable in remote or outdoor conditions
• Versatile Use: Suitable for on-site testing, lab analysis, and quality control checks
Applications:
• Monitoring the temperature of fresh concrete during placement
• Soil temperature measurement for compaction and curing evaluations
• Environmental temperature checks during site investigation or testing
• Used in geotechnical labs, construction sites, and concrete batching operations
Specifications:
• Total Length: 460mm
• Temperature Range: -35°C to +50°C
• Type: Glass stem (liquid-in-glass thermometer)
• Material Compatibility: Fresh concrete, soil, grout, aggregates
• Cleaning: Smooth surface for easy decontamination
• Standards: Suitable for use in temperature testing per BS, ASTM, and EN guidelines
The 460mm Soil & Concrete Thermometer is an essential tool for construction professionals, technicians, and site engineers who need accurate and dependable temperature readings for concrete and ground materials — ensuring quality and compliance from the lab to the field.
