The Gastec 340 Hot Probe Holder for Accurate Hot Gas Sampling provides a robust solution for engineers who need to monitor emissions from high-heat sources. Standard gas detector tubes cannot directly ingest gases at several hundred degrees Celsius; therefore, the Hot Probe acts as a high-efficiency cooling device. It rapidly reduces the temperature of the sample gas so it can be safely processed by the sampling pump and detector tube.
To achieve the highest level of accuracy, the system utilizes the Model 345A holder. This holder provides the necessary structural reinforcement to keep the probe steady during the sampling process. This stability is vital when dealing with high-velocity exhaust from vehicles or turbulent air inside industrial incinerators. The combination of the cooling probe and the secure holder prevents air leakage and mechanical shifts that could otherwise compromise your data integrity.
The Gastec 340 Hot Probe Holder for Accurate Hot Gas Sampling is a specialized cooling and stabilization system designed for the precise measurement of high-temperature gases. Capable of handling extreme temperatures from 60 to 600°C (140 to 1112 °F), this tool is essential for cooling hot gases down to normal temperatures for safe detector tube analysis.
Although, technology is always evolving, one demand on our products never changes: the demand for customer safety. Whenever we contribute to customer safety, we are presented with an opportunity to develop further.
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| Feature | Details |
| Temperature Range | 60°C to 600°C / 140°F to 1112°F |
| Primary Function | Cooling and stabilizing hot gas samples |
| Compatible Holder | Model 345A |
| Application Compatibility | Not for use with Twin-tubes or Oxygen tube No. 31B |
| Typical Sample Sources | Vehicle exhaust, incinerator emissions |
Precision and Protection
The Gastec 340 Hot Probe Holder for Accurate Hot Gas Sampling is engineered for demanding industrial environments, including:
