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TEMTS0200 - Tempil 200°F Temperature Indicating Crayon

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OVERVIEW

The Welder's Trusted Tool for Preheat Verification

When you are out in the shop or on the job site, you need tools that work every time, without fuss. The Tempilstik 200°F is the legendary "temp stick" that welders have relied on for decades to ensure their base metal is ready for the arc. Hitting the correct preheat temperature is critical for preventing cracks and ensuring a sound weld, especially when working with thicker sections of steel. With the Tempilstik 200°F, you don't have to guess, and you don't have to worry about dead batteries in your digital thermometer.

Using the Tempilstik is incredibly straightforward. Simply stroke the workpiece during the heating process. As long as the mark looks like a dry, chalky scratch, the metal is below 200°F. The moment the surface reaches the rated temperature, the mark will instantly melt into a glossy liquid smear. This distinct visual change is easy to spot, even through a welding helmet or in low-light conditions. It gives you an immediate "green light" to start welding. This stick is also perfect for checking interpass temperatures—just make a quick mark between passes to ensure the metal hasn't gotten too hot or cooled down too much.

Designed for the harsh reality of welding environments, the Tempilstik is tough. It comes in a metal holder with a pocket clip, so it stays secure in your jacket or apron. It doesn't require calibration, so if you drop it, it still works perfectly. Whether you are preheating a heavy plate, annealing a part, or just double-checking a heat treatment, the Tempilstik 200°F is the cheapest insurance policy you can buy for your weld quality.

Why Welders Choose Tempilstik

  • Instant Results: No waiting for a reading to stabilize; the melt is immediate.
  • Foolproof Operation: If it melts, it's hot enough. Simple as that.
  • Rugged Design: No glass to break, no electronics to fry.
  • Cost-Effective: Hundreds of readings from a single stick.
Additional Information
Temp:200
Temperature Rating:200°F (93°C)
Accuracy:+/- 1%
Product Type:Temperature Indicating Stick
Certifications:NIST Traceable, Lot Numbered
Application Method:Gravity / Surface Contact
Packaging Description:1 per each

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Tempilstik 200°F (93°C) Temperature Indicator
  • 1 x Slip-resistant metal holder with pocket clip

APPLICATIONS

  • Welding Preheat: Verifying base metal has reached 200°F before welding to prevent cracking.
  • Interpass Monitoring: Ensuring weld zone remains within specified temperature range between passes.
  • Post-Weld Heat Treatment: Monitoring temperatures during stress relieving or annealing processes.
  • Industrial Manufacturing: Checking temperatures of bearings, motors, and molds.
  • Metal Fabrication: Surface temperature verification during bending or forming.

FAQ

Periodically stroke the workpiece with the Tempilstik during the heating process. Do not leave the stick in contact with the metal continuously. When the mark melts to a liquid smear, the surface has reached 200°F.

The Tempilstik is accurate to within +/- 1% of its rated temperature (200°F), making it highly reliable for code-compliant work.

No, the Tempilstik relies on the chemical melting point of its material, which does not drift or change over time, so no calibration is ever required.

200°F is approximately 93°C.

Yes, standard Tempilstiks are generally safe for stainless steel, but for critical nuclear or aerospace applications, you may want to check for 'Low Corrosion' specific versions if strict halogen limits apply.

The mark is not permanent but can be difficult to remove if charred. It can usually be removed with a wire brush or grinding if necessary before welding.

When stored properly in a cool, dry place, Tempilstiks have an indefinite shelf life.

If the mark appears chalky or dry, the surface temperature is below 200°F. Continue heating until the mark turns into a glossy liquid.