Color-changing paper Thermometer

The color-changing paper thermometer works by utilizing the property of thermochromic materials to change color with temperature, and it is used to indicate the surface temperature of objects. Commonly found in applications such as packaging and electronic devices, it visually displays whether the temperature has reached the set range through color changes.
Selection
When selecting, consider whether the temperature range covers your needs, whether the color change accuracy meets usage requirements, pay attention to the adhesive properties of the base material to ensure it fits the measured surface, observe whether the color change is clear and easy to distinguish, confirm that the response time meets the scenario requirements, and check the product durability.

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Color is irreversible after over-temperature discoloration, with recording function, Measuring temperature 138 ℃, Dimensions 12 * 12mm, suitable for temperature monitoring applications.

$ 81.00

Using irreversible discoloration technology, the rated temperature is 82 ° C, Dimensions 12 * 12mm, Color changes permanently after overheating and has recording function, in line with industry technical standards.

$ 81.00

Color is irreversible after over-temperature discoloration, providing recording function, Measuring temperature 104 ℃, Dimensions 12 * 12mm, strong gluing and easy to paste.

$ 81.00

Adopt irreversible color changing technology, accuracy +/- 1-4 ° C, oil and water resistance and steam resistance, provide four-grid temperature monitoring, size 23x45mm, 10 sheets each, easy to record temperature history for a long time.

$ 93.00

Immediate Temperature Response with Irreversible Color Changing Technology, Measurement accuracy +/- 1 ° C to +/- 4 ° C, Resistant to Oil, Water and Steam, Provides Long-term Temperature Record for Easy Paste and Preservation.

$ 96.00

Color is irreversible after over-temperature discoloration, with recording function, Measuring temperature range 40 ℃ to 71 ℃, a total of 10 temperature grids, gluing and easy to paste.

$ 94.00

Color is irreversible after over-temperature discoloration, with recording function, Measuring temperature 43 ℃, strong gluing and easy to paste, Dimensions 12 * 12mm, in line with railway related technical standards.

$ 81.00

Color is irreversible after over-temperature discoloration, with recording function, Measuring temperature 44 ° C, Dimensions 12 * 12mm, easy to paste and gluing, with reference to railway-related standards for pRoduction.

$ 81.00

Color is irreversible after over-temperature discoloration, with recording function, Measuring temperature 127 ℃, strong gluing and easy pasting, to meet the requirements of specific industry standards.

$ 81.00

Using irreversible discoloration method, Measuring temperature 99 ℃, easy to paste and gluing, Color change after overtemperature has recording function.

$ 81.00

Color is irreversible after over-temperature discoloration, with recording function, rated temperature 148 ℃, Dimensions 12 * 12mm, strong gluing and easy to paste.

$ 81.00

Color irreversible after over-temperature discoloration has recording function, Measuring temperature 154 ℃, Dimensions 12 * 12mm, easy to paste and gluing.

$ 81.00

Using irreversible discoloration technology, Color changes permanently after overheating, providing reliable recording; Rated temperature 143 ℃, size 12 * 12mm, easy to paste and strong gluing.

$ 81.00

Color is irreversible after over-temperature discoloration, with recording function, Measuring temperature 40 ℃, strong gluing and easy pasting, in line with railway related technical standards.

$ 81.00

Color is irreversible after over-temperature discoloration and has recording function, rated temperature 54 ℃, Dimensions 12 * 12mm, in line with railway related technical standards.

$ 81.00

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