80826
Timestrip PLUS™ 8 °C 48 hours
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この商品について
NACRES:
NA.21
UNSPSC Code:
41116105
description
Irreversible, single use
quality
Quality Assurance: Produced under ISO9001:2008
shelf life
limited shelf life, expiry date on the label
storage condition
room temperature
parameter
48 h run-out window ((calibrated at +10 °C)
size
40 mm × 19 mm
General description
Timestrip® PLUS indicators record elapsed time at or above a specified threshold temperature in a simple and quick way. They are small, self-adhesive labels that can be attached to or integrated into a product or device.
Visit our Timestrip Web Portal to learn more
Visit our Timestrip Web Portal to learn more
Application
Manual activation button on back. The "ON" window turns blue to confirm it is armed. Blue color appears in the viewing window if a breach of the threshold temperature has occurred. Duration of breaches is shown by progress of blue dye along time markers.
Features and Benefits
- Threshold temperature: 8°C/46°F
- Usage: calibrated to an isothermal temperature environment of +10°C
- Time Accuracy: ±15% in time under isothermal conditions
- Temperature Accuracy: ±1 °C/2 °F
Packaging
80826-10EA: 10 labels in sachet
80826-100EA: 100 labels in sachet
80826-500EA: 500 labels in sachet
80826-100EA: 100 labels in sachet
80826-500EA: 500 labels in sachet
Other Notes
Non-toxic, polymeric assembly multilayer and aluminum-plastic laminate encapsulating colored liquid chemicals
Legal Information
Timestrip is a registered trademark of Timestrip Limited
Timestrip Plus is a trademark of Timestrip Limited
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