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DOSTMANN Immersion Probe, Without Handle, WS 2.4816, -100°C…+900°C

Brand:Dostmann

Specifications

Accuracy class: 1
Cable length: 1 m
Ø: 0.5 mm
Dimensions (ØxL): 0.5 x 100 mm
Length: 100 mm
Max. temperature: 900 °C
Min. temperature: -100 °C
Sort of probe: Immersion probe
Temperature: -100 ... 900 °C
Type of probe: Type K

$225.03

Inc. GST

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Product description

The DOSTMANN Immersion Probe, WS 2.4816, is designed for precise temperature measurements in a wide range of applications, with a temperature range of -100°C to +900°C. Without a handle, this immersion probe offers flexibility and accuracy for industrial and laboratory environments where high-performance temperature sensing is required. Ideal for use in liquids and other media, this probe provides reliable results in demanding conditions.

Key Features:

Brand: DOSTMANN
Model: WS 2.4816 for high-precision temperature measurements
Temperature Range: -100°C to +900°C for versatile measurement in various media
Handle: Without handle for flexible and versatile use
Applications: Suitable for use in liquids, industrial, and laboratory environments

The DOSTMANN Immersion Probe, WS 2.4816, is an essential tool for accurate temperature measurement in a range of challenging environments, delivering reliable performance when you need it most.

Frequently asked questions

It is designed for precise temperature measurements in a wide range of applications, with a temperature range of -100°C to +900°C. Without a handle, this immersion probe offers flexibility and accuracy for industrial and laboratory environments where high-performance temperature sensing is required. Ideal for use in liquids and other media, this probe provides reliable results in demanding conditions.

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