Air speed measurement at elevated temperatures calls for a probe that keeps the setup simple and the mechanical design clear. This Prandtl Pitot tube family supports measurements in applications up to max. 600 °C, giving users a practical option for demanding air flow points.
Two versions cover different installation depths and probe geometries: a 300 mm variant with 3 mm measuring tip and 3 mm shaft, and a 400 mm variant with 5 mm measuring tip and 8 mm shaft. This makes it easier to select the right mechanical fit for the measuring point.
The stainless steel design in AISI 316 gives the PITOT-T family the material strength expected in industrial air speed measurement. Each version is defined by nominal length, measuring tip diameter and shaft diameter, helping engineers specify the probe without ambiguity.
The probes use a Prandtl Pitot tube design for air speed measurement.
Both listed versions are made from AISI 316 stainless steel.
The family includes 300 mm and 400 mm nominal lengths with different measuring tip and shaft diameters.
The 300 mm version has a 3 mm tip and 3 mm shaft; the 400 mm version has a 5 mm tip and 8 mm shaft.
All variants are specified for an application range up to max. 600 °C.
| Operating temperature |
Max. 600 °C
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| Materials |
AISI 316 stainless steel
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