K-Type Thermocouple Ceramic Kiln Probe 2372°F / 1300°C
Universal K-Type Thermocouple Block Ceramic Kiln Probe
Meet the go-to high-temperature measurement tool for kilns, furnaces, forges, and industrial temperature controllers. This heavy-duty K-type thermocouple probe is engineered from durable Chromel-Nickel (Cr-Ni) alloy, delivering accurate and reliable readings in extreme heat environments — all the way up to 2372°F (1300°C).
Key Features
- Extreme Temperature Range: Measures up to 2372°F (1300°C), making it ideal for ceramic kilns, glass furnaces, metal forges, and industrial ovens.
- Universal K-Type Design: Compatible with virtually any K-type thermocouple input device. Remove the connector block to wire directly into temperature controllers.
- Heavy-Duty 8 Gauge Construction: Thick 8 AWG gauge wire and probe body for maximum durability in demanding, high-heat applications.
- Cr-Ni Alloy Material: Chromel-Nickel construction resists oxidation and corrosion at high temperatures for long service life.
- Compact 7.5-Inch Probe Length: Sized for easy insertion into kiln ports, furnace openings, or oven chambers without taking up excess space.
- Ceramic Block Connector: Heat-resistant ceramic block provides a secure, insulated connection point that won't degrade under thermal stress.
- Versatile Compatibility: Works with PID temperature controllers, digital thermometers, data loggers, and any standard K-type thermocouple meter.
Specifications
- Thermocouple Type: K-Type (Chromel-Nickel / Cr-Ni)
- Maximum Temperature: 2372°F / 1300°C
- Gauge: 8 AWG (Heavy Duty)
- Probe Length: 7.5 inches
- Connector: Ceramic block (removable for direct wiring)
- Compatible With: PID controllers, digital thermometers, K-type compatible data loggers
Ideal Applications
- Ceramic and pottery kilns
- Glass blowing furnaces
- Metal forging and heat treatment
- Industrial ovens and furnaces
- DIY temperature controller projects
- Laboratory high-temperature measurement
For more information on thermocouple calibration standards and measurement best practices, visit the NIST Temperature Metrology resources.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What temperature range does this K-type thermocouple kiln probe support?
A: This heavy-duty K-type thermocouple probe can measure temperatures up to 2372°F (1300°C), making it well-suited for ceramic kilns, glass furnaces, metal forges, and other high-heat industrial or hobbyist applications.
Q: What material is the K-type thermocouple probe made from?
A: The probe is constructed from Chromel-Nickel (Cr-Ni) alloy, which offers excellent oxidation and corrosion resistance at elevated temperatures. The connector uses a heat-resistant ceramic block for secure, insulated connections.
Q: Can I connect this thermocouple probe to a temperature controller?
A: Yes! The ceramic block connector can be removed, allowing the probe wires to be connected directly to PID temperature controllers, digital thermometers, or any device that accepts a standard K-type thermocouple input.
Q: What gauge wire does this thermocouple probe use?
A: This is a heavy-duty 8 AWG gauge thermocouple probe, measuring 7.5 inches in length — built for robust, long-term use in demanding high-temperature environments.