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80826

Timestrip PLUS™ 8 °C 48 hours

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NACRES:
NA.21
UNSPSC Code:
41116105

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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

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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.

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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

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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