Push-in Temperature Sensor

Push-in thermocouple sensors are a type of temperature sensor that can be pushed into a hole or opening in a material to measure its temperature using the thermocouple principle.
Push-in thermocouple sensors are commonly used in industrial processes and equipment monitoring applications where direct contact with the material being measured is required.
The push-in design allows for easy installation and removal of the sensor, and provides a secure and stable connection to the material being measured.
The probe of the thermocouple sensor is typically made of a thermally conductive material such as stainless steel, Inconel, or other alloys to ensure accurate temperature measurement.
The size and shape of the probe can be customized to fit the specific hole or opening in the material being measured.