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ORX-INSULATORS
Ceramic Thermocouple Insulators
Models In Stock
- Available in a Wide Range of Sizes
- Single Hole, Two Hole and Four Hole Insulators
- Service Temperature up to 1950°C(3540°F) with OMEGATITE™ 450
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Product Overview
- Feedthrough Material OMEGATITE™ 450
- Series ID ORX-INSULATORS
Supported Applications
The Omega ORX Insulators series consists of ceramic thermocouple insulators designed for use with thermocouple wires. These components are engineered to provide electrical isolation and mechanical support in high-temperature environments. The materials used—OMEGATITE® 450, OMEGATITE 350, and OMEGATITE 200—are non-reactive and compatible with platinum, tungsten, and molybdenum thermocouple alloys.
Operating Conditions & Performance
The series supports three distinct ceramic material grades, each defined by specific chemical compositions and thermal limits:
- OMEGATITE 450: Composed of 99.8% Al₂O₃ with a maximum service temperature of 1950°C (3540°F). It features a compressive strength of 300,000 psi and a dielectric constant of 9.29 at 1MC.
- OMEGATITE 350: Composed of 99% Al₂O₃ with a maximum service temperature of 1950°C (3450°F). It shares the same compressive strength as OMEGATITE 450 but has a dielectric constant of 8.61 at 1MC.
- OMEGATITE 200: A multilite type ceramic composed of 80% Mullite and 20% Glass, rated for a maximum service temperature of 1650°C (3000°F). It has a compressive strength of 100,000 psi.
All three materials are gas tight with zero water absorption. Standard stock insulators have an overall length of 6 inches.
Configuration Options
The series is available in single-hole, two-hole, and four-hole round configurations to accommodate various wire diameters and sensor arrangements. Model numbers follow a structured format indicating outside diameter (OD), inside diameter (ID), and material type:
- Single Hole Round Insulators: Identified by the prefix ORX for OMEGATITE 450, ORA for OMEGATITE 350, and ORM for OMEGATITE 200. Example: ORX-1814 denotes a ¼" OD with an ⅛" ID.
- Two Hole Round Insulators: Identified by the prefix TRX, TRA, or TRM. Example: TRX-56414 denotes a ¼" OD with a 5/64" ID.
- Four Hole Round Insulators: Identified by the prefix FRX, FRA, or FRM. Example: FRX-11614 denotes a ¼" OD with a 1/16" ID.
Bore diameters range from 0.005" to ⅛", supporting maximum wire diameters up to 0.102" depending on the bore size. Sizes up to ¼ inch OD are available from stock; other sizes, styles, and lengths require quotation.
Key Product Differences
Variations within the series are primarily defined by material composition and hole configuration:
- Material Differences: OMEGATITE 450 offers the highest purity alumina (99.8%) and thermal conductivity of 230 BTU inch/ft² hour °F at 24°C, while OMEGATITE 200 provides lower thermal conductivity (16) with a mullite-glass composition.
- Hole Configuration: Single-hole models are used for individual sensor isolation. Two-hole and four-hole variants allow multiple thermocouple wires to be housed within a single insulator body, reducing the number of components required in multi-sensor assemblies.
Special sizes or shapes can be requested with explicit sketches or prints. Single hole ceramics with closed ends are available upon consultation with Sales.
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Dear; We have received a ceramic single round insulator that calls ORX-132116-24 which was produced by Omega, There is a number as PCDMO02638 on the product label. We are trying to ensure traceability with using this number. What is this number.
Thank you for your inquiry. The only number you should reference is the model number ORX-132116-24. The other number is an internal reference number and it can be ignored.
Date published: 2019-07-18
Do you have a CAD model/drawings available for these? I am trying to check if the 2 diagonal holes on the FRA-02018-6 will line up with the 2 holes on the TRA-02018-6.
Unfortunately, we do not provide CAD, Step, or any 3D model of this product. If you need a possible drawing, please send an email to temp@dwyeromega.com so we can reach to our Manufacturing department
Date published: 2024-06-12