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18.000in.
28.000in.
18.000in.
110.0 volts
60.0 hertz
1 grounded 3 conducter extension power cable; 2 quarts of liquid for the temperature bath; necessary tools and freon charging tube
250.000 pounds
deg celsius
range of -51 deg c to +177 deg c
accuracy +/- 1 deg c
mounted on 4 rubber cushioned glides; includes folding type spring handles located on each side for moving and lifting; has one liquid bath test well with a free working space of 3.5in. diameter and 9in. depth; includes an electronic type temp controller for use in manually selecting any desired temp within the range of -55 to +120 deg c; the controller is graduated in degrees c, designating each 10 deg graduation; includes control panel on front side of cabinet with necessary controls, gages, switches and pilot lights for operation of the tester
used for testing and calibrating aircraft temperature instruments
steel
t.o. 33D2-6-108-4
cadmium
square
manufacturers name: instrument temperature tester
cadmium plated
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