Sonda de donas

Name: Sonda de donas
Brand: ScreenPrinting.com
SKU: GNSU-DONUTPROBE
Price: 599.95 USD
Availability: InStock

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Mida las temperaturas de tinta consistentes con una sonda de rosquilla. Las sondas de donas miden la temperatura de las tintas leyendo la temperatura de contacto entre dos cables cruzados. Cuando se coloca en una capa de tinta, lee la temperatura de contacto de la tinta para una medición de temperatura precisa y precisa. Una sonda de donas ofrece tranquilidad para las impresoras que marcan en temperaturas y tiempos de cura.

CARACTERÍSTICAS:

Apagado automático después de 10 minutos de no uso
Tiempo de respuesta de 1 segundo en líquido
Rango de temperatura -40 ° F a 400 ° F (-40 ° C a 205 ° C) con sonda
Precisión de la temperatura ± 0.5 ° F (± 0.3 ° C) en rango completo a temperaturas ambientales entre 68 ° F a 86 ° F (20 ° C a 30 ° C)
Material de cable: cable de 15 'con chaqueta exterior de silicona

INCLUIDO:

Termómetro de 35100K
Sonda de rosquilla de termopar de 50008-K
Cables de sensor de repuesto
Estuche de transporte de protección dura

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