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Used Temperature Sensors in California, USA

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    Fluke Raytek RAYGPRSF Standard Focus Infrared Temperature Sensor, 35:1 Optics 2469971

    • Manufacturer: Fluke

    NEW Fluke Raytek RAYGPRSF Standard Focus Infrared Temperature Sensor, 35:1 Optics 2469971 NOS, surplus

    $1,034 USD
    Ventura, CA
  • Watlow RB1087101 Temperature Sensor

    Watlow RB1087101 Temperature Sensor

    • Manufacturer: Watlow

    The units are brand new but are missing original packaging. We have 16 units available, the price is for a single unit only. For more details please see photos or contact us if you have any questions.

    $60 USD
    Los Angeles, CA
  • Status Instruments 785195 Temperature Sensor

    Status Instruments 785195 Temperature Sensor Probe w/ 1" Sanitary Fittings

    • Manufacturer: Status Instruments

    $100 USD
    Los Angeles, CA
  • Chemglass Stainless Steel Temperature Sensor

    Chemglass Stainless Steel Temperature Sensor Tube 50 x 13 mm

    • Manufacturer: Chemglass

    The unit was removed from an operating environment and is in good physical condition. The unit comes with everything pictured nothing more or less. For more details please see photos or contact us if you have any...

    $150 USD
    Los Angeles, CA
  • Kele ST-T91E-XR Temperature Sensor &

    Kele ST-T91E-XR Temperature Sensor & Transmitter 1K OHM

    • Manufacturer: Kele

    The units are brand new in original packaging. We have 2 units available, the price is for a single unit only. The units come with everything pictured nothing more or less. For more details please see photos or c...

    $70 USD
    Los Angeles, CA
  • Chemglass Stainless Steel Temperature Sensor

    Chemglass Stainless Steel Temperature Sensor 56 1/2" x 13 mm

    • Manufacturer: Chemglass

    The unit was removed from an operating environment and is in good physical condition. The unit comes with everything pictured nothing more or less. For more details please see photos or contact us if you have any...

    $300 USD
    Los Angeles, CA
  • Ashcroft Temperature Gauge 100 °C

    Ashcroft Temperature Gauge 100 °C w/ 2 1/2" Temperature Sensor

    • Manufacturer: Ashcroft

    The unit was removed from an operating environment and is in good physical condition. The units come with everything pictured nothing more or less. Please check the measurements within photos. For more details pl...

    $45 USD
    Los Angeles, CA
  • Portables 7810

    Portables 7810

      Temperature Portable Meter. Thermocouple temperature portable meter with simultaneous display of temperature reading, time and date. It uses multiple types K, J, T input temperature sensor and features min./max. ...

      San Diego, CA
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      Embedding Station RD-98 PRO

        Rapid cooling plate for quick solidification of paraffin, allowing for timely specimen fixation. Wax dispensing protection system: The device has three temperature sensors in the wax tank dispensing tube, and tab...

        California, USA
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      Overview

      Temperature sensors are devices used to measure and monitor temperature levels in various environments. They play a critical role in industries ranging from manufacturing and HVAC to medical and food processing. These sensors can be found in different types, such as thermocouples, RTDs, and thermistors, each suited for specific applications and temperature ranges.

      FAQ

      What factors should I consider when purchasing a temperature sensor?

      Consider the sensor type, temperature range, accuracy, response time, and compatibility with your existing systems. Ensure it meets the specific requirements of your application.

      How is a temperature sensor shipped safely?

      Temperature sensors should be securely packed to prevent damage. Use protective packaging materials like bubble wrap and ensure the package is labeled as fragile.

      What maintenance do temperature sensors require?

      Check the sensor regularly for signs of wear or damage. Calibration may be needed periodically to maintain accuracy. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for maintenance and calibration schedules.