Small connector
This is a flat pin connector designed for applications connected to thermocouple temperature measurement, temperature control devices, and process control, among others.
This is a compact type that achieves high space efficiency. Ishikawa Industry offers a variety of products from both domestic and international manufacturers, including the GIM series, which is the same specification as OMEGA's "SMP," and the NDP series from Ninomiya Electric Wire. In addition to responding quickly to your company's needs and delivery times, we also propose the supply of equivalent and alternative products.
basic information
Overview of Each Series GIM Series: Same specifications as OMEGA's "SMP," heat resistance temperature -29 to 180°C TIM Series: Heat resistance temperature -80 to 200°C BIM Series: Heat resistance temperature -40 to 220°C NDP Series: Manufactured by Ninomiya Electric Wire, heat resistance temperature -50 to 260°C Panel Jack MIJ Series: Same specifications as OMEGA's "MPJ," heat resistance temperature 180°C For more details on each series, please refer to the "Small Connectors" page on the "Ishikawa Industries Thermocouple Connector Product Site" linked below.
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Thermocouple connectors suppress changes in thermoelectric characteristics during connections with various devices due to contacts made of the same material as the thermocouple compensation wire, greatly contributing to the improvement of temperature measurement quality.
Detailed information
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Small Connector GIM Series: Same specifications as OMEGA's "SMP", temperature resistance -29 to 180°C.
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Small Connector TIM Series: Heat Resistance Temperature -80 to 200℃
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Small Connector BIM Series: Heat Resistance Temperature -40 to 220℃
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Small Connector NDP Series: Manufactured by Ninomiya Electric Wire, heat resistance temperature -50 to 260℃
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Panel Jack MIJ Series: Same specifications as OMEGA's "MPJ," heat resistance temperature 180°C *Spring clip is included *Dust cap is sold separately