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DOSTMANN Surface Probe Type K, -40°C…+900°C, 130 x 8.0 mm, Cl.1, Mineral Isolated, with Handle

Brand:Dostmann

Specifications

Accuracy class: 1
Cable length: 1 m
Ø: 8 mm
Dimensions (ØxL): 8 x 130 mm
Length: 130 mm
Max. temperature: 900 °C
Min. temperature: -40 °C
Sort of probe: Surface probe
Temperature: -40 ... 900 °C
Type of probe: Type K

$219.71

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Product description

The DOSTMANN Surface Probe Type K is designed for precise surface temperature measurements, with a wide range of -40°C to +900°C. Featuring a durable 130 x 8.0 mm probe and mineral insulation, this probe ensures accurate and reliable performance in challenging industrial and laboratory environments. The integrated handle provides ease of use and secure handling for a variety of applications, from material testing to environmental monitoring.

Key Features:

Brand: DOSTMANN
Sensor Type: Type K, Cl.1 for high-precision measurements
Temperature Range: -40°C to +900°C
Probe Dimensions: 130 x 8.0 mm, mineral insulated for added durability
Handle: Integrated handle for ease of use and secure handling
Applications: Surface temperature measurements in industrial, laboratory, and environmental applications

The DOSTMANN Surface Probe Type K is an essential tool for reliable and precise surface temperature monitoring, offering exceptional durability and performance across a wide range of temperatures.

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It is designed for precise surface temperature measurements, with a wide range of -40°C to +900°C. Featuring a durable 130 x 8.0 mm probe and mineral insulation, this probe ensures accurate and reliable performance in challenging industrial and laboratory environments. The integrated handle provides ease of use and secure handling for a variety of applications, from material testing to environmental monitoring.

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