This Stainless Steel Dial Thermometer is made from corrosion resistant steel, and works with tank/tray processing, as well as mixing vessels.
The themometer has a 5" stainless steel stem that fits all developing tanks.
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Comments about General Brand 1-3/4" Stainless Steel Dial Thermometer:
Wish I bought this sooner to save my negatives. Very accurate and fast!
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Used this product in the photo lab to ensure proper processing temperature. It worked great. The provided clip is great because it enabled the thermometer to clip on the side of the developer container. The dial is big enough to read with black numbers/markings on the white dial. I marked the face with a fine point sharpie ( at 68 degrees) and it clearly shows. The negatives turned out great. Very pleased with the product.
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Used this thermometer for C-41 processing, and found it fast and accurate. Recommended.
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Have processed a few hundred rolls in the couple of weeks I've been using this thermometer. So far no leaks (or any other concern), unlike the Weston which it replaced.
Note in listing that gradations are actually 1 deg. C. and 2 degrees F. In practical use you can estimate accurately to maybe .4 or .5 degrees F., more than good enough for b+w film processing.
Stem is somewhat shorter than more expensive alternatives and only really sensitive down near the end, which necessitates some care to always stir solutions thoroughly first. Also note that it's slower to react than some more expensive thermometers (though faster than some others).
For my b+w needs it's been an excellent value and, given my bad experience with a Weston thermometer purchase, I'd buy this one again.
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large dial is easy to read. I wish the increments were a little more detailed, for developing C-41. you kinda have to guess where the 102f is.
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Agrees with another calibrated thermometer, and seems well built for the money.
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It gives consistant and accurate readings. I haven't had to calibrate it yet.
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When compared with other products that perform the same function, this thermometer by Samigon carries its weight with similar products costing two or three times as much. I would definitely rate it the "Best Value" for the money. Will be buying more when needed in our darkrooms.
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Used for checking chem temps, so I can adjust the Developer time.
I like the RED 20c/68f mark, and the large easy to read dial.
The stem could be longer, but the beaker clip is a plus.
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easy to read dial, yet still reasonably compact. It's got a clip if you feel the need to clip it somewhere. Works good for those darkroom moments.
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I bought this thermometer for my darkroom,
it's cheap however it works very well.
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Great thermometers that last through our tough student use!
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This basic thermometer does the job: it responds fast and seems accurate, and is easy enough to read. A larger dial would be nice, but then the thermometer would be much more expensive!
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Works great for what I need it for
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