Description
Pressure sensor with two external M38 x 1,5 connections is specified for laboratory temperature-control and fluid circuits operating from -95 °C to +250 °C. The dual-port body carries M38 x 1,5 external threads on both sides, providing a robust mechanical interface for permanent installation where reliable pressure monitoring is needed across a broad thermal window. Delivered as a single piece, the sensor integrates into compatible process loops that already employ the larger M38 x 1,5 external-thread standard. This pressure sensor from manufacturer Julabo supports cryogenic cooling duties as well as elevated heating applications without changing the sensing element, helping laboratories standardise on one connection size within a given system family. The defined thread geometry aids sealing under expansion and contraction during temperature ramps. Clear limits for temperature and connection size allow straightforward matching to existing ports when M38 x 1,5 fittings are already in use. Country of origin is Germany. The item belongs to general laboratory materials used alongside circulators, baths and related instrumentation in research, development and quality-control settings that require stable pressure feedback on closed liquid circuits.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Pressure sensor
- Connections: 2 × M38 x 1,5 external
- Temperature range: -95 … +250 °C
- Thread standard: M38 x 1,5
- Country of origin: Germany
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