The Fluke Calibration 5960A Triple Point of Argon System enables primary standards laboratories to realize the argon triple point using a consistent, reproducible process with the lowest uncertainty of any commercially available system. The Fluke Calibration system produces a 30-hour temperature plateau and provides multiple entrant wells to increase SPRT calibration efficiency and throughput.
Fluke 5960A Triple Point of Argon System
- Low uncertainty of 0.25 mK
- Temperature plateau duration longer than 30 hours
- Four entrant wells with radial uniformity less than 0.05 mK
- 480 mm total immersion depth
- Argon purity of 99.9999 %
- Multi-language display support
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