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Detailed features
The NAUDET17 series brass skeleton barometer is ready to be fixed to the wall thanks toits flange. Its dial is 165 mm in diameter. Baked in the oven, it has a colourless varnish. Its adjustment is simple and fast, there is an adjustment screw on the back of the case.
Characteristics of the NAUDET17 series brass skeleton barometer with flange
- Weight: 927g
- Dimensions: 165x205x70 mm
- Colourless varnished and baked
- Dial/Mineral glass, silk-screen printed with index
- Brass fixing screws supplied
- Guaranteed for 2 years
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