Need help choosing the correct Digi-Stem® Meter for your application? Digi-Stem® Digital Temperature Meters are available with different measuring technologies and configurations to meet the needs of your application. Models are available in Thermocouple and RTD varities, with or without transmitters. Specialty models are available for Intrinsically Safe applications, and where Max-Min temperature recording is […]
Palmer Wahl will once again be attending the IFTPS annual meeting (Institute for Thermal Processing Specialists), to be held this year in Nashville, TN. Happening March 12 - 14 at the Lowe's Nashville Hotel, Palmer Wahl will be there with our DST600 Digi-Stem® RTD Meters for retorts, as well as our new DSP Digi-Stem® Advanced […]
Many of our Digi-Stem thermometers are available with Remote Probes to allow for installation in a variety of applications. We offer two different types of Straight Quick Disconnect connectors: standard (metal) quick disconnect hardware and thermoplastic polyurethane quick disconnectors. Both connectors are IEC IP67 Rated. Please note that cables with molded connectors are made to […]
Palmer Wahl offers DSTCAL software for the calibration of our Digi-Stem DST600 units. Watch below to see a demonstration performed by our product expert, Jim Eldridge, to learn more.
USDA Equipment Acceptance Certificate for the DST600, DST500, and DSX500. Complance with NSF/ANSI/3-A-14159-1-2019 (Hygiene Requirements for the Design of Meat and Poultry Processing Equipment). View Certificate
Wahl Digi-Stem® with Multi-Probe switch saves budget and keeps first responders safe! LEARN MORE
Midwest Food Processing Company Reduces Costs, Increases Processing Speed, and Improves Measurement Accuracy with the Wahl Digi-Stem® LEARN MORE
Title 21 of the US Code of Federal Regulations concerns the FDA department of Health & Human Services and how they regulate food for human consumption. Part 113 of the title specifically concerns Thermally Processed Low-Acid Foods packaged in hermetically sealed containers. Visit the Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, Title 21 page for more information. […]
