Measure and store temperature readings and upload the data to a PC.

These thermometers have a thermocouple probe that can handle extreme temperatures, and come with a calibration certificate traceable to NIST that states they have passed a test for accuracy.

Designed for laboratory applications, these thermometers determine temperature within ±0.75° F accuracy.

Often used to remotely monitor probe readings in high-temperature applications, these thermometers have a housing designed for installation in instrument and control panels.

Press the tips of these probes against a surface to measure its temperature or leave them untouched to measure air temperature.

Measure air and surface temperatures in corrosive environments—an armored stainless steel cable shields the wiring on these probes from wear, abrasion, and corrosion.

An economical alternative to insulated thermocouple probes, these probes measure the temperature of liquids and gases.

Get the fast response times of a small-diameter probe without sacrificing durability. The thin tip reacts quickly to temperature changes while the rest of the probe is thick for strength.

Trim these probes to the exact length you need with a pipe cutter.

To prevent damage from vibration, impact, and shock, these probes come with a thermowell. It acts as a shield, allowing the probe to measure the temperature of liquids and gases without touching them.

With an FM-approved explosionproof head, these probes are safe to use around flammable gases, vapors, and dust. The included stainless steel thermowell shields them against corrosion, shock, vibration, and impact as they measure the temperature of liquids and gases.

Often used with thermocouple thermometers, these probes have a handle for a comfortable grip.

Often used where it’d be difficult to mount a standard probe, these probes stick onto magnetic surfaces to take temperature readings.

Measure temperatures around your facility by sticking these probes onto magnetic surfaces.

Simply peel off the adhesive backing on these probes and press them onto a surface to measure its temperature. Without bulky mounting hardware, the thin sensor can slide into crammed spots.

Plug these probes into a hand-held thermometer to check air temperature on the go.

To shield the wiring from corrosion and wear in harsh environments, these probes have an armored stainless steel cable. Use their narrow tip to pierce pliable plastic, rubber, and other soft solids to check the internal temperature.