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Bend these probes up to 90° for a custom fit.
To prevent wear and corrosion, an armored stainless steel cable protects the wiring that connects these probes to your temperature-monitoring device. The probes themselves are also made of stainless steel, so you don't have to worry about corrosion when you're measuring the temperature of liquids and gases.
Trim these probes to the exact length you need with a pipe cutter.
Get the fast response times of a small-diameter probe without sacrificing durability. The thin tip reacts quickly to temperature changes while the rest of the probe is thick for strength.
Send temperature readings to two separate devices—these probes, also known as duplex thermocouples, have two thermocouples inside.
For easy installation in thermowells, tanks, pipes, and other closed vessels, these thermocouples have an NPT male probe connection.
To withstand harsh environments, a protective head seals out dust and moisture and thick probe walls reduce wear on the sensing element.
The included thermowell protects the probe from vibration, corrosion, and shock in tanks and pipelines.
Designed to measure temperature in dairy and food-processing applications, these probes are built to maintain sanitary standards.
The probe tips come attached to mounting connections for fast installation.
Touch the exposed probe tip to your surface for a quick reading.
Often used with thermocouple thermometers, these probes have a handle for a comfortable grip.
Keep an eye on the surface temperature of your equipment—these probes thread directly into a tapped hole for continuous monitoring.
Thick wire with ceramic insulation stands up to extreme air temperatures in forging, die casting, and heat treating.
An armored stainless steel cable protects wiring from corrosion and damage in humid conditions and harsh environments.
The armored stainless steel cable resists wear, abrasion, and corrosion in humid and harsh conditions.
To monitor the internal temperature of soft solids in humid conditions and harsh environments, these thermocouple probes have an armored stainless steel cable that protects wiring from corrosion and damage.
Pierce pliable plastics, rubber, and other soft solids to check the internal temperature.
Send temperature readings from tanks, containers, and pipes to devices such as remote displays and programmable logic controllers (PLCs) without the need for a separate thermocouple transmitter.
Safely measure the temperature of liquids and gases wherever flammable gases, dust, and fibers are present.
Measure the temperature of liquids and gases without damaging the probe on these transmitters. An included thermowell shields the probe from vibration, corrosion, and shocks in tanks and pipes.
Simplify connecting your thermocouple to thermometers and control panels—these connectors give your thermocouple a plug-in connection.
Convert round-pin thermocouple connectors to flat-pin mini thermocouple connectors.
Create an easy way to plug in multiple thermocouples—these connection strips mount directly into your control panel.
Create a connection point on a control panel to plug in thermocouples.
No need to take these connectors apart—just insert your wire leads and tighten the terminals to quickly give your thermocouple a plug-in connection.
Thread these connectors into a hole for an easy way to plug in a thermocouple.
Already mounted in a conduit box, these connection strips save you the effort of modifying a panel for installation.
Make your own thermocouples.
Extend the reach of your thermocouple probe—plug-in connectors on both ends of this wire speed up installation.
With plug-in connectors on both ends, this wire extends the reach of your thermocouple. It’s protected by a stainless steel armor that also resists corrosion and wear.
Easily connect thermocouple wire to screw terminals without completely removing the screw.
Connect thermocouple wires without soldering or splicing.
Touch the tip of your soldering iron for a fast, accurate temperature reading. Within about five seconds, you'll know how hot the iron is, so you can decide whether it's ready for your particular soldering material and application.