MadgeTech's In-House Probe Development Strengthens Quality Control

Jan 13, 2021



WARNER, N.H. - January 13, 2021 - (Newswire.com)

 MadgeTech is taking control over quality with the production of select thermocouples, RTD, and thermistors probes. As MadgeTech continues to evolve, shifting custom probe manufacturing in-house reinforces its commitment to provide the highest-quality data loggers on the market.

The expanded capabilities allow MadgeTech to fulfill customer requests, resulting in the development of the HiTemp140 Series with the HiTemp140-PT-12. This high-temperature data logger is designed with a shorter, 12" bendable RTD probe that easily adapts to applications with limited space. This custom RTD probe is measures temperatures from -200 °C to +350 °C (-328 °F to +662 °F) and can be spiraled, bent, or angled in any direction, making it easy to log temperatures in hard-to-reach places.

For those complicated applications, MadgeTech welcomes custom probe requests. Simply outline your requirements and a MadgeTech technical sales specialist will help design a temperature probe specifically for use with your MadgeTech data logger.

To learn more about MadgeTech's custom probe capabilities or to request a quote, call MadgeTech at (603) 456-2011 or email [email protected].




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