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Used Yamato Temperature Sensors

  • Yamato CA-801 Cold Trap (115V)

    Yamato CA-801 Cold Trap (115V)

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    • Manufacturer: Yamato

    Yamato CA-801 Cold Trap, 4L 115 8.5A Efficiently traps water vapor and toxic substances discharged from vacuum oven and rotary evaporator to protect the vacuum pump Features Excellent choice to extract acid and o...

    Ontario, NY
  • Yamato BO-601-115V Compact Digital Oil

    Yamato BO-601-115V Compact Digital Oil Bath

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    • Manufacturer: Yamato

    Yamato BO-601 Compact Digital Oil Bath, 7L 115V Easy to use, digital setting, compact design oil bath. External transformer is compatible with 220V. Features Digital temperature setting by ▲▼ keys Protected oil t...

    $1,849 USD
    Ontario, NY
  • Yamato DP-83C Large Vacuum Oven

    Yamato DP-83C Large Vacuum Oven

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    • Manufacturer: Yamato

    Yamato DP-83C Large Vacuum Oven, 512L 220V 11A 50/60Hz, Floor Model Large scale vacuum drying oven designed for treatment of large-sized parts Performance and functions Vacuum pump can be installed inside the ove...

    $28,411 USD

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    Est. $535/mo

    Ontario, NY
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    Yamato DP103C Large Vacuum Oven, 1000L 380V

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    • Manufacturer: Yamato

    Please note the DP-103C has been replaced by DP-104C Yamato DP-103C Large Vacuum Oven, 1000L 380V 3 Phase 27A 50/60Hz Large scale vacuum drying oven designed for treatment of large-sized parts Performance and fun...

    Ontario, NY

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.