parts and accessories for temperature measuring devices

...The redundant temperature sensor features two measuring elements integrated into the sensor's measuring tip. In the event of a failure of one measuring element, it automatically switches to the other backup sensor.

...Thermocouples FeCuNi (Types L/J) Thermocouples NiCrNi (Type K) Resistance Thermometers PT 100 Depending on the application, the use of heating cartridges with integrated thermocouples or resistance thermometers is recommended. If there is sufficient space for the heating cartridge and the measuring element, a separate sensor allows for more precise temperature control. We offer a selection of the most common thermocouples and resistance thermometers, which are available as identical constructions.

...Numerical LED large display for indoor and outdoor use to show temperatures - Function: Display of temperature values - Measurement accuracy + 1 Digit - Linearity Pt 100 0.1% - Thermocouple 0.5% - Temperature influence: Pt 100 0.01%/K, Thermocouple 0.05%/K, Linearization and reference point 25°C built-in - Measurement range: -99.9 - 199.9°C, Pt 100 0 - 600°C, PT 100 0 - 750°C, Fe-CuNi...

...Connection head Ø 48 mm / flat G 3/8" / G 1/2" / G 3/4" Measuring sensor Pt 100 Ω Length according to customer specifications...

...Order number: 1.0660.xx.xxx The housing is made of a plastic-metal combination. The axes of the measuring instruments are guided in pin bearings. Two versions of the drum clockwork can be delivered: 1. Mechanical drum clockwork with manual winding for the temperature range of -35 to +80 °C (for version 1.0660 / 664..) 2. Battery-operated quartz movement for the temperature range of -20 to +60 °C (for version 1.0665....) The delivery includes: 1 set (100 sheets) of writing strips 2 pieces of fiber writing pens...

...• Immersion bath - Measuring probes, accessories, and individual parts are available for immediate delivery from stock • e.g. contact pieces, probe tips, internal probe lines, handles, and hoses Components you need to measure in melts (e.g. steel) up to 1653 °C.