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Thermocouple sensors & assemblies

All types of thermocouples including type K, E, J, N, B, R, S, T, C, & M and we can also supply them packaged in a wide variety of process connections, sheaths or stems to suit the application  The thermocouples can also be assembled with thermowells, in-head transmitters and displays

Resistance thermometer detectors & assemblies

We can supply all types of resistance thermometer detectors (RTD) including PT100, PT1000 NTC & PTC and also supply them packaged in a wide variety of connections, sheaths or stems to suit the application  The RTD's can also be assembled with thermowells, in-head transmitters and displays

 

Non-Contact thermometers & Imagers, in-line probes

Non-contact infra-red thermometers and thermal imagers for a variety of applications, features such as response time, emissivity range and output are all PC configurable to achieve fast and accurate measurements of temperature

Hand-held infrared thermometers

Non-contact temperature measurement of objects from as small as 1 mm and temperature ranges between -35°C and +900°C, adjustable emissivity and data logging functions with PC interface. Plug in a reference type K thermocouple for calibration purposes, auto flip screen

 

Digital Temperature Gauges

Temperature probes with a battery operated display, no functions or features, just simply an accurate temperature display

Temperature Transmitters

Temperature transmitters for either in-head mounting or DIN rail mounting, various temperature inputs from thermistors through to thermocouples and RTD's

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Temperature Sensors

Temperature Sensors are simply instruments used to measure temperature or its gradient. Ideally,temperature sensors are used for industrial purposes wherein the recording of the temperature is of utmost importance. The reading of temperature sensors can be derived through a digital display or can be fed on to a computer.

Temperature Sensors need to be very accurate and specific depending upon the laws of thermodynamics used. At times, you may need to use more than onetemperature sensors jointly in order to arrive at the required measurement of temperature.


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