Description
BOLA Thermocouple K is a type K (NiCr–Ni) temperature sensor housed in a PTFE-sheathed stainless steel tube (1.4571) for chemically demanding laboratory applications. The probe diameter is 8 mm, with a pointed sensing tip and a fall protection ring of 12 mm diameter. Usable probe length is 500 mm and overall length is approximately 560 mm, giving extended reach for deeper immersion. Electrical connection uses a green PFA-coated cable of 1,5 m with free strands in 2-wire technology and without a plug. Typical response times are about 25 s for T50 and about 59 s for T90. PTFE jacketing combined with the stainless steel core supports measurement in aggressive media, while the pointed tip facilitates immersion. Offered as one piece with a net weight of 0,137 kg, this longer-format thermocouple from manufacturer Bohlender is intended for laboratory and process setups that need a robust, chemically protected type K sensor with open-ended cabling for flexible instrument connection and reliable temperature monitoring at greater immersion depths.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Sensor type: Thermocouple K (NiCrNi)
- Probe diameter: 8 mm
- Usable length: 500 mm
- Total length: approx. 560 mm
- Cable length: 1,5 m
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