GSO ISO 1770:1997
ISO 1770:1981
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
15 October 1997
Solid-stem general purpose thermometers.
GSO ISO 1770:1997 Files
Arabic
12 Pages
Current Edition
BHD
30.39
English
6 Pages
Current Edition
Reference Language
BHD
19.96
GSO ISO 1770:1997 Scope
This standard specifies the requirements for two series of inexpensive “commercial quality” liquid-in-glass thermometers of the solid-stem type suitable for general purpose use in industry, schools and laboratories when great accuracy of measurement is not required:
a) a series designated A to H, in which nominal ranges and maximum overall length are specified but which may not be acceptable for testing by the authorized national verification laboratory;
b) A series designated J to W of greater accuracy than in a) and with specified ranges and a tolerance on overall length, which may be acceptable for testing by the authorized national verification laboratory.
The temperature range covered by each series is from – 100oC to +500oC.
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