Temperature sensors are used in manufacturing processes to measure the temperature of machinery and equipment as a safeguard against overheating and breaking downs, as well as to check the temperature of products or parts (if required). For the most part, they are used to ensure that no breakdowns occur during the processes, especially in manufacturing processes that utilize heat to create products.

Depending on the specific medium and environment being sensed, there are a number of different temperature sensors, with the most common being thermocouples, thermistors, resistant temperature detectors (RTDs), and others. The data algorithms in automated processes can detect if there is any overheating occurring and take appropriate action to stop the overheating without human intervention (although warnings can be sent to control center).

In recent years we have introduced a great variety of new sensors and sensor systems to the home appliance market and continuously develops innovative products to meet customers’ requirements.

RPD stand out for excellent measuring accuracy and long-term stability. Advanced technologies allow cost-efficient and large-scale production of reliable sensors. Thus, we are able to offer sensors over-molded with plastic or encapsulated in specific materials for reliable use in adverse environments for a large range of temperatures. They can be delivered in numerous shapes and with a wide variety of cable and connector geometries.

If standard types do not match the purpose – we can also supply application-specific sensors with customized parameters by the efforts of our R&D team.