Scientific Instruments: Exceptional Cryogenic Measurement Solutions
Scientific Instruments designs and manufactures cryogenic temperature sensors for laboratory, industrial and medical applications.
Scientific Instruments Products
To support the myriad of industries that rely on cryogenic processes and environments, Scientific Instruments developed complementary product lines both: measure the cryogenic temperature sensors and control the temperature of a process environment. LEARN MORE
Cryogenic Temperature Sensors - Scientific Instruments
Since 1967, Scientific Instruments has been a leader in cryogenic temperature measurement for various applications. The initial product from Scientific Instruments was the world premiere of the Germanium Resistance Thermometer (GRT).
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SI 7000 LTD | Scientific Instruments Third Gen Tank Gauging System
The SI-7000, a third generation LTD from Scientific Instruments was designed to meet today’s demanding safety regulations. Now on smaller footprint, built-in intuitive keypad display, optimized performance, reliability and accuracy.
Model SI-540 Silicon Diode Temperature Sensor - Scientific …
The Scientific Instruments Model Si-540 Silicon Diode Temperature Sensors operate over a wide temperature range (1.4K to 450K) and are miniature in size. They are linear over a wide temperature range interval, have high sensitivity in their lower range, and are interchangeable to a standard V/T curve.
Jack Sheldon - Scientific Instruments
Scientific Instruments, Inc. was founded in 1967 by aeronautical engineer Jack Hoey and physicist Gilbert Halverson. Hoey and Halverson developed the first commercially available Germanium Resistance Thermometer, supplying the devices for use on the Apollo Lunar Program.
Zirnox - Scientific Instruments
Scientific Instruments, Inc. was founded in 1967 by aeronautical engineer Jack Hoey and physicist Gilbert Halverson. Hoey and Halverson developed the first commercially available Germanium Resistance Thermometer, supplying the devices for use on the Apollo Lunar Program.
Cryogenic Temperature Solutions Since 1976 - Scientific Instruments
For over 50 years Scientific Instruments has provided product and services that exemplify our expertise in cryogenic measurement. Although we support niche markets out of our facility in South Florida, we have a global reach.
Cryogenic Temperature Instruments - Scientific Instruments
Scientific Instruments developed cryogenic temperature monitors and controllers to measure and control the temperature of a process environment