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Non-Contact Infrared Thermometer for Agricultural and Mechanical Applications

Original price was: $45.54.Current price is: $29.45.

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When your tractor starts acting up or you need to check hydraulic lines, exhaust manifolds, or bearing temperatures without shutting everything down, this handheld infrared thermometer takes the guesswork out of troubleshooting. Point, shoot, and get an instant temperature reading from -58 to 1,202 degrees F—perfect for diagnosing overheating issues or checking if that hydraulic pump is running too hot.

What You’re Getting

  • Wide temperature range handles everything from frozen hydraulics in winter to red-hot exhaust components
  • 12:1 spot ratio lets you measure precise locations from a safe distance
  • Non-contact design means you can check dangerous temperatures without getting burned
  • Runs on one 9V battery that’s included so you’re ready to work right out of the box
  • Compact size fits in your toolbox or cab for easy access when problems arise

Built for Real Farm Work

This thermometer is invaluable for troubleshooting overheating engines, checking hydraulic system temperatures, monitoring PTO clutches, and diagnosing bearing problems before they turn expensive. Whether you’re dealing with a tractor that’s running hot during harvest or checking temperatures on grain handling equipment, this tool gives you the information you need to make smart decisions about repairs and maintenance.

Made to Last

The Titan Tools construction is built to handle the dust, vibration, and rough conditions that come with farm work. The digital display is easy to read even in bright sunlight, and the unit holds up to being bounced around in your toolbox or cab.

Good to Know

This thermometer gives you instant readings, but remember that shiny or reflective surfaces can throw off the measurements—you’ll get the most accurate results on darker, matte surfaces. It’s also great for checking tire temperatures after long road hauls or monitoring grain bin temperatures during storage season.