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Select from one of the four Case Style options. |
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| 2. Calibration |
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Maximum temperature limits for each ANSI type thermocouple materials are given (see “more info” button), however these will vary depending on sheath materials, application atmospheres, wire gauge size, insulating materials and epoxy composition. |
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| 3. Junction |
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Tip Styles: The application dictates the choice. e.g. Fast response time = Exposed Tip.
(G)- TC measuring junction is one with the sheath so they have the same electrical potential.
(U) – TC measuring junction is insulated from the sheath to eliminate outside electrical interference. |
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| 4. Element Type |
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Up to three separate thermocouples in a single sheath. Separate ungrounded junctions can be wired to different instruments. |
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| 5. Sheath Material |
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The application dictates the choice of sheath materials. 304SS and 316SS are most commonly used but temperatures and corrosive conditions can necessitate the use of other materials. |
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| 6. Babbitt Tip |
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| 7. Leadwire Construction |
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Know the application atmosphere and limitations – temperature, moisture, corrosion and abrasion. Flexible wire is available in solid or stranded conductors with many sizes (gauge), insulations and calibrations to meet nearly all applications. |
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| 8. Leadwire Gauge |
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Insulated wire, solid or stranded, in a variety of insulations is carried in the most common sizes from 16 to 24 gauge. |
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| 9. Leadwire Length "A" |
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| 10. Leadwire Terminations |
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The type of termination selected may be restricted by the wire gauge. |
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| 11. Split Length "E" |
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| 10. Special Options |
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