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Longacre 50682 Standard Memory Tire Pyrometer on 2040-parts.com

US $252.50
Location:

Seoul, Korea, South

Seoul, Korea, South
Condition:New other (see details) Brand:Longacre Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:50682

Above is the new and unused Longacre 50682 Standard Memory Pyrometer.

I purchased it a few weeks ago and later found that I purchased Fahrenheit unit pyrometer by mistake.

As it's Fahrenheit unit and we're using Celsius, we've never used it.

But I threw away the original box, so this is why I'm selling it here with low price.

  • Displays 12 temps at once
  • 10 set memory
  • Standard coiled cord probe
  • Carrying case
  • Uses 9 volt battery (included)
  • Fahrenheit


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