ZJIA 5pcs 3M K Type Mini-Connector Thermocouple Temperature Probe Sensor Measure Range -50~700°C

Tried it at 450C for ~5h, and it still works great. The heat shrink cooked off. The fiberglass insulation is fine aside from the blue pigment which disappeared or turned white. The brown on the insulation in one section is probably gunk from the oven condensing at the entrance to the stove, not from the thermocouple (but judge for yourself). Temps seem plausible, but presumably no better than K type usually is. Seems like the next thing to go at higher temps would be the fiberglass or the bead. Tried with a heat gun on high and hit "530C" without further immediate degradation.

These give excellent results with the max31856 with below 1C deviation from an rtd probe. I removed the connectors which are not compatible with the screw tabs that come with the module. With calibration this looks like it will be very accurate. These fit inside of a 3mm id thermowell. These are double sheathed with fiberglass. I have not tested the upper limits.

These are good probes. I use them for BGA package soldering so their reliability and accuracy is extremely important to me. These probes are pretty durable and are holding up well after several jobs. The only issue I have is that the weld at the tip of one of the probes I got was broken and defective so I only had 4 out of the 5 that are usable. Still a good value despite having one broken probe so I'm happy overall.

The bead on these are smaller then a pen tip. As a result there is a large amount of fluctuation +\- 15 C in a mixing liquid with heating application. I had to get creative with the averaging technique but the end data was great

Four out of the five probes were wired backwards. Pretty cheap construction, but once rewired worked have not tested temp capability though.