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Mountain Dial Thermometer (10 Pack) - Mountain

Part #: 8207

The Mountain 8207 Dial Thermometer 10-pack provides professional technicians and mechanics with a reliable and convenient solution for accurate temperature measurement across various automotive and industrial applications. Designed for portability and precision, these thermometers are essential tools for diagnostics and maintenance, offering clear readings in a compact form factor. This bulk pack ensures you have a thermometer readily available wherever and whenever it's needed in the workshop or field.

Key Features

  • Clear Readability: Features a 1-inch magnified face with 2-degree Fahrenheit increments, allowing for quick and precise temperature readings.
  • Broad Temperature Range: Accurately measures temperatures from 0 to 220 degrees Fahrenheit, suitable for a variety of professional tasks.
  • Durable & Portable Design: Constructed to withstand the demands of professional environments, its small size fits easily into a pocket or tool chest.
  • Convenient Access: Each thermometer includes a pocket holder and clip for secure storage and immediate access during use.
  • Multi-Purpose Accuracy: Engineered for consistent and dependable performance in critical temperature checks.

Applications

The Mountain 8207 Dial Thermometer is ideal for a range of professional uses. Technicians can utilize it for precise air conditioning system diagnostics, accurately measuring vent temperatures and checking refrigerant performance. It's also suitable for monitoring water temperatures in cooling systems, engines, and other industrial machinery. Its versatile design makes it an excellent choice for general temperature verification in automotive repair, HVAC, and light industrial settings.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Mountain
  • Model Number: 8207
  • Temperature Range: 0°F to 220°F
  • Face Diameter: 1 inch
  • Increment: 2°F
  • Pack Quantity: 10 thermometers

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This product was added to our catalog on Saturday 23 February, 2008.