High-temperature coated thermocouple sensor (bare wire, glass, ceramic coated wire)
Various sensors for thermocouples capable of withstanding temperatures exceeding 2,300℃. We offer a diverse range of wire diameters and insulation materials according to the application.
■Ultra-fine Thermocouples for High Temperatures - Developed for ultra-high temperature measurements exceeding 2,300°C, tungsten-rhenium thermocouples (not suitable for use in oxidizing atmospheres). - Wire diameters: 0.076 / 0.127 / 0.254 / 0.381 / 0.508 mm in five types. - For details, please refer to the "Ultra-fine Thermocouples for High Temperatures" section on the Ishikawa Sangyo link below. ■Single Wire Insulated Thermocouples - Insulation material is Ceramo (ceramic). - Maximum temperature resistance is 800°C. - For details, please refer to the "Single Wire Insulated Thermocouples" section on the Ishikawa Sangyo link below under "Ceramo (ceramic)." ■Double Insulated Thermocouples - Insulation materials available include Teflon (PEA), flexible fiber, and Kapton. - Maximum temperature resistance: Teflon/Kapton is 260°C, flexible fiber is 870°C. - For details, please refer to the "Double Insulated Thermocouples" section on the Ishikawa Sangyo link below under "Teflon (PEA)," "Flexible Fiber Braided," and "Kapton." ■Ceramic Protection Tubes - Protection tube materials include 99% alumina and mullite. - For details, please refer to the "Ceramic Protection Tubes" section on the Ishikawa Sangyo link below.
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High-temperature insulated thermocouple sensors are available in various wire diameters and insulation materials according to your application. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
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For various experiments, research, and development.
