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Robust food penetration probe, NTC, without conformity assessment is intended primarily for core temperature measurement of foods. When connected to a suitable measuring instrument such as the testo 110, the probe supports EN 13485 and HACCP-compliant operation in food-sector applications. A special handle design simplifies handling during core temperature checks of semi-solid foods, while the NTC sensor provides dependable penetration readings. Supplied as 1 pc from manufacturer Testo, the unit has a net weight of 0,182 kg and a gross weight of 0,182 kg. This robust food penetration probe is suited to professional kitchens, food production, quality assurance and laboratory environments where reliable core temperature data are required. The combination of NTC sensing, ergonomic handle and compatibility with compliant measuring devices makes it practical for routine penetration measurements in liquid-to-semi-solid food matrices, supporting efficient temperature verification workflows without unnecessary complexity.
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