[Histonet] thermometer calibration

[Jackie M O'Connor]

We can't find non-mercury thermometers that have a serial number on them, 
so we can't calibrate them because they need an indelible identifier.
  We are, however, getting away from using thermometers completely by 
having our digital read-out instruments calibrated instead - i.e., 
embedding centers, tissue processors, paraffin baths, oven.   No more 
thermometers.

Jackie O'





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[Histonet] thermometer calibration






Hi All,
We are looking to buy a calibrated thermometer (NIST traceable) that is 
non-mercury. There's plenty of mercury ones out there but can't find the 
non-mercury kind.  Any one know of a source to check? Thanks!

Michele Margiotta
BMHMC
Histology Supervisor
631-654-7192



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