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The Neogen MonitorMark Time Temperature Indicator is designed to monitor and indicate temperature exposure at 10°C (50°F) for up to one week. Supplied in a pack of 500, these indicators provide a reliable visual signal to ensure product safety during storage and transportation. Ideal for cold chain monitoring in food, pharmaceutical, and laboratory applications.
Neogen MonitorMark indicators help maintain product integrity by providing clear, easy-to-read temperature exposure alerts.
SG $4,063.63
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
700002089
Part Number
4.700 130
Manufacturer
Neogen
Max. temperature
10 °C
SG $4,063.63
Inc. GST
Manufacturer P/N
700002085
Part Number
4.700 129
Manufacturer
Neogen
Max. temperature
31 °C
It is designed to monitor and indicate temperature exposure at 10°C (50°F) for up to one week. Supplied in a pack of 500, these indicators provide a reliable visual signal to ensure product safety during storage and transportation. Ideal for cold chain monitoring in food, pharmaceutical, and laboratory applications.
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