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Temperature Sensor

Manufacturer and Supplier.

  • General Purpose Connection Heads
  • Explosion Proof Connection Heads
  • Stainless-Steel Fittings
  • Terminal Blocks
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Connection Head

KNN

  • General Purpose
  • Takes Din Style Block
  • Low Cost
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Stainless-Steel Union

5200 Series

  • S.S. 316 & Rugged
  • Female Union
  • Can Be Used For Many Combinations
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Terminal Block

8070

  • Comes In Ceramic Or Bakelite Material
  • Din Style Block
  • Singlepost Or Dual Posts
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Pushna International, Inc manufactures high quality connection heads, both explosion proof and general purpose. It also manufactures Stainless Steel Fittings and terminal blocks. It manufactures it for measurement instruments for low temperature to high temperature applications. Serving both a domestic and international customer base, our professional engineering and production teams collaborate with process and design engineers to manufacture products that meet the most challenging demands of the temperature sensor industry.

AWARDED MULTIPLE CERTIFICATES BY FM, CSA, ATEX AND IECEx

Pushna is always committed to achieving your satisfaction.

PO’s filled quickly with 99% of inventory on the floor.

AWARDED MULTIPLE CERTIFICATES

FM, CSA, ATEX AND IECEx

CUSTOMER SATISFACTION

PUSHNA is always committed to your satisfaction!

SUCCESSFUL TOMORROW

PO’s filled quickly with 99% of inventory

What are our clients saying?

Kudos goes out to Sunil and Miguel! You products are far superior to any other and your service is unmatched.

Michael Herrera - CEO
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REVISED SIZE CHART
To all customers  Using  metric threads,  Please be advised that the part numbers have changed for some configurations    Please see below-attached sheet  regarding the new part numbers  
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