Fast soldering temperature checks help keep manufacturing quality under control, especially where the real tip temperature matters more than the set value on the station. This compact Type K probe is designed for direct soldering tip measurement: the sensing tip is wetted with soldering tin, then the iron is placed directly on the tip.
The ceramic construction, direct instrument mounting and ca. 7 g weight make the probe easy to handle at the workstation. It covers -50 ... +500 °C and uses a Class 1 thermocouple element according to IEC 60584-1, with a response time of < 5 s at liquid tin.
For documented checks, the probe can be supplied with an optional ISO 9001 calibration certificate at 70 °C and 350 °C when used with a suitable instrument such as PRO 131/135 or ECO 130.
The sensing tip is wetted with soldering tin, then the soldering iron is placed directly on the tip to measure soldering temperature.
Listed suitable instruments include PRO 131.2, PRO 135.2, ECO 130 and ECO 130.2 for Type K thermocouple probes.
| Measuring principle |
Thermocouples
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|---|---|
| Temperature sensor |
Type K, Class 1
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| Temperature range |
-50...+500 °C
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| Temperature range TC K |
-50...+500 °C
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| Response time (T90), analog output (passive) |
2 s
|
|---|
| Cable |
0 m
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|---|---|
| Connection |
Miniature flat pin plug
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| Probe Diameter |
6 mm
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| Probe length |
20 mm
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| Material |
Ceramic
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