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DOSTMANN Thermoelement Type K, Cl.1, Fiberglass Insulated, Up to +400°C

Brand:Dostmann

Specifications

HS Code #: 90259000
Accuracy class: 1
Ø: 1 mm
Dimensions (ØxL): 1 x 1,000 mm
Length: 1000 mm
Max. temperature: 400 °C
Min. temperature: -40 °C
Temperature: -40 ... 400 °C
Type of probe: Type K
UNSPSC: 41112219

$47.84

Inc. GST

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Product description

The DOSTMANN Thermoelement Type K, Cl.1, with fiberglass insulation is designed for high-precision temperature measurements in environments up to +400°C. Featuring a robust and flexible fiberglass insulation, this thermoelement provides reliable temperature monitoring in a variety of industrial, laboratory, and environmental applications. It is ideal for applications where accurate temperature readings are critical and a flexible, durable solution is required.

Key Features:

Brand: DOSTMANN
Sensor Type: Type K, Cl.1 for high accuracy and reliability
Insulation: Fiberglass insulation for flexibility and durability
Temperature Range: Up to +400°C for versatile applications
Applications: Ideal for industrial, laboratory, and environmental temperature monitoring

The DOSTMANN Thermoelement Type K is the perfect solution for precise temperature monitoring, offering durability, flexibility, and accuracy for high-temperature applications.

Frequently asked questions

It is designed for high-precision temperature measurements in environments up to +400°C. Featuring a robust and flexible fiberglass insulation, this thermoelement provides reliable temperature monitoring in a variety of industrial, laboratory, and environmental applications. It is ideal for applications where accurate temperature readings are critical and a flexible, durable solution is required.

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