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K-Type Thermocouple Sensor, 0-600℃ A-Grade Probe, 100mm×5mm Stainless Steel with 2M/6.6Ft High-Temp Shielded Wire industrial_best_sellers_Jun2025 Max Switching Voltage : DC100V Style:0 - 300 PSI

Name: K-Type Thermocouple Sensor, 0-600℃ A-Grade Probe, 100mm×5mm Stainless Steel with 2M/6.6Ft High-Temp Shielded Wire industrial_best_sellers_Jun2025 Max Switching Voltage : DC100V Style:0 - 300 PSI
Brand: augenlaser-experten-vergleich.de
SKU: 65860150199
Price: 134.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.665100000000001 (21 reviews)

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K Type Thermocouple Sensor, 0 600℃ A Grade Probe, 100mm×5mm Stainless Steel with 2M 6.6Ft High Temp Shielded Wire industrial_best_sellers_Jun2025 Max Switching Voltage : DC100V Style:0 300 PSI Max Switching Voltage : DC100V 8% Zirconium Oxide Size:150 x 1 0 600℃ A Grade Probe Fast & A Grade Precision Features a K Type thermocouple with high accuracy IC for rapid and reliable temperature detection

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