Fire Clay Temperature Indicator Cone, 1925-31

Made:: 1925-1931 in Stoke-on-Trent

maker:: Wengers Ltd.

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Unused giant fire clay temperature indicator cone (1240°C), one of four, by Wengers Ltd., Stoke-on-Trent, England, 1925-1931.

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Category:: Heat

Object Number:: 1931-614 Pt3

Materials:: fire clay

Measurements:: overall: 30 mm x 98 mm x 32 mm, , .02kg

type:: pyrometric temperature indicator, pyrometer and thermometer

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Fire Clay Temperature Indicator Cone, 1925-31

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