Quick Answer: The Inclusion Thermometer is a liquid-in-glass thermometer whose capillary and scale are sealed inside an outer borosilicate glass sleeve, so the graduations are not exposed to the liquid or vapour being measured.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Enclosed-scale (inclusion) design with internal capillary and scale
Chemical-resistant borosilicate glass sleeve
Scale sealed inside the glass
High-contrast background behind the liquid column
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Design
Enclosed scale (inclusion), internal capillary and scale
Glass
Chemical-resistant borosilicate
Scale
Internal, sealed in glass
About This Product
Sealing the scale inside the sleeve keeps markings from fading when the thermometer is used in corrosive vapours such as fuming nitric acid or ammonium hydroxide. University chemistry and pharmaceutical labs use it to take the temperature of volatile or corrosive liquids, including during distillation, reflux and boiling point elevation work. Enquiries from Seychelles, Guinea-Bissau, Papua New Guinea, Honduras and Laos for the Inclusion Thermometer receive an export quotation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the scale sealed inside the Inclusion Thermometer?
The outer glass sleeve protects the graduations from corrosive vapours, so the scale does not fade with use.
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