Industrial Thermometers
Tridicators
Bimetal Thermometers
Remote Dial & Gas Activated
Economy Thermometers
Thermometers are available in multiple configurations, including dial type bimetallic thermometers, scale-type industrial thermometers, and remote dial thermometers. Bimetal thermometers feature all stainless steel construction, available in dial sizes 2” through 5” in fixed back or adjustable configurations and various stem lengths. Industrial thermometers are available in 7” or 9” scale in various ranges and stem lengths.
Quality Meets Variety With Our Thermometer Selection
Thermometers are essential for countless applications across a wide range of industries. From HVAC, food and beverage, and the medical field, to residential and oil and gas applications, the list of uses for thermometers is practically endless. The integral role these temperature instruments play in ensuring the safety of everyday operations means they need to be reliable, accurate, and of the utmost quality. When you choose ESP’s PIC brand, you can rest assured that our products fulfill all three requirements.
Beyond providing a high level of quality with our thermometer selection, we also offer exceptional variety. Our thermometers are available in numerous configurations, including scale-type industrial thermometers, dial-type bimetallic thermometers, and remote dial thermometers.
Our bimetal thermometers feature all-stainless steel construction and are available in dial sizes ranging from 2″ to 5″, in various stem lengths and fixed-back or adjustable configurations. Our industrial thermometers come in 7″ or 9″ scale in various stem lengths and ranges. All of our thermometer offerings are dependable and made from quality materials, so you don’t have to worry about your investment.
There are many types of thermometers available, as shown below. Don’t hesitate to reach out to ESP should you need any assistance.
Choosing a Thermometer
When selecting a thermometer, you need to consider a variety of factors. The temperature range your thermometer will need to measure and the medium used in your process are first up. Next, you need to consider the accuracy of the thermometer, as well as the safety and health requirements of your facility. Finally, you should think about the cost of the thermometer, along with the physical space you have to use it in, and your system’s connection types. Different thermometers have differing sensing elements, which show the process temperature. Several types are listed below:
-Spirit-Filled Tubes
This is the most simple type of device, which comes with our industrial and sub thermometers. As the medium is heated or cooled, the spirit within the tube rises in a linear fashion, while the dial displays the corresponding temperature.
-Gas-Actuated Thermometers
These thermometers contain a known amount of a particular type of gas, which is contained within a bulb chamber and capillary. As the gas expands or contracts, it pushes a pointer, which in turn indicates the temperature.
-Bimetallic Elements
This type of device is in fact two separate metal strips that are connected and spiraled within the thermometer case. As the medium is cooled or heated, the metals expand at different rates, which causes the strip to coil or uncoil, moving a pointer that indicates the temperature.
-Electronic Thermometers, Thermocouples, and Resistance Temperature Detectors (RTDs)
These devices all work through a metal’s resistance and conductivity to produce a signal, which can then be interpreted as a temperature reading.
Bimetal Thermometers
Our bimetal thermometer uses a bimetallic sensing element and may be utilized in a wide variety of applications. Dials are available in sizes ranging from 1″ to 5″ and connections can be below, on the back, or adjustable on the back, according to your requirements. This thermometer is constructed from 300 series stainless steel. It features a hermetic seal, which prevents damage to internal parts from moisture and lens fogging. It is manufactured to ASME B40.1 Grade A standards, and, as such, provides 1% full-scale accuracy.
Submarine Thermometers
Appropriate for a variety of HVAC applications, this thermometer includes a spirit-filled, tubed element. It features a 5″ aluminum scale with black figures. It comes with a glass lens, a blue liquid-filled tube, and a gray ABS case. Our submarine thermometer is available with 2″ nominal stem length for a 3 1/4″ OA thermowell or 4″ nominal stem length for a 5 1/4″ OA thermowell.
