Description
Frozen product probe, TC type T, for screwing in without pre-drilling is a specialised temperature sensor intended primarily for core-temperature measurement of frozen foods. The thermocouple type T sensing element supports dependable readings in cold-chain, goods-in and quality-control workflows where accurate verification of frozen product is required. A special handle together with the screw-shaped tip allows the probe to be screwed directly into frozen goods, eliminating the need for pre-drilling and reducing preparation time as well as sample disturbance. This design makes the probe practical for routine inspection of frozen meat, ready meals, bulk packs and similar products in laboratories, food-processing plants and logistics environments. Supplied as one piece with a net weight of 0,152 kg, the probe is ready for use with compatible measuring instruments. The frozen-product probe from manufacturer Testo combines mechanical robustness with a tip geometry tailored to frozen matrices, supporting efficient core-temperature checks during storage, transport and incoming-goods control without preparatory drilling steps.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Sensor type: Thermocouple type T
- Tip design: Screw-shaped for insertion without pre-drilling
- Handle: Special handle for direct screwing
- EAN: 4029547001932
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