K-Type Thermocouple Probe High-Temperature Sensor (Pack of 10)
Keep tabs on your temperatures with this set of ten K-type thermocouple probes. Built for high-heat readings, they are a dependable choice for monitoring a run, testing, or any job where you need an accurate sensor on hand. Buying them by the ten-pack means you always have a spare ready to go.
These probes are accurate, rugged, and made to last, and they pair with standard K-type thermocouple wire. Whether you are working a still, a workshop, or a shop bench, they hold up to the heat and keep your readings honest.
- Pack of 10 K-type thermocouple probes
- Rated for high-temperature use
- Accurate and durable for repeated runs
- Works with standard K-type thermocouple wire
- Free U.S. shipping
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Good to know
Good distilling depends on good measurement, and these K-type thermocouple probes are how you take it. This pack of 10 high-temperature sensors is made for monitoring a run, testing, or any job where an accurate reading matters. With ten in the box, a spare is always close by.
Why buy K-type thermocouple probes in a 10-pack?
Probes get bumped, swapped and moved between projects. With extras, one worn or lost sensor never stops a run. You can also place several at once and compare readings from different spots.
- Works with standard wire: they pair with standard K-type thermocouple wire.
- Built for heat: rated for high-temperature use and tough enough for repeated runs.
- Beyond the still: just as useful in the workshop or on a shop bench.
- Need exact specs? If you need a specific temperature range or probe length, contact us and we'll answer before you order.
This is where the scientist in you comes out. Temperature tells you what's going on inside a closed copper pot: when vapor starts to rise, when the run is changing and when it's time to switch jars. Write down your readings each time and patterns will show up, turning hunches into numbers you can repeat. Whether you're distilling water, essential oils or spirits under the proper federal TTB permits, a reliable sensor keeps the experiment honest.