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IRCO-BW
Butt-Welded Unsheathed Fine Gage Microtemp Thermocouples
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- Butt- Weld Design
- Faster Response Time Than Standard Beaded Wire Thermocouples.
- Utilized in Tight Spaces
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Product Overview
- Additional Features 1 Butt Welded
- Electrical Connection Stripped Leads
- Junction Type Exposed
- Pack Size 5
- Process Temperature, Min 0 °C
Base Metal Thermocouples Prices given for twelve (12) inch lengths. Other sizes and lengths are available on special order. A twelveinch length corresponds to each leg for 24" total length. To order longer lead lengths for base metal calibrations, add 4.00 per foot per package.
Platinum/Rhodium Thermocouples Prices given for six (6) inch lengths. Other sizes and lengths are available on special order. To order longer lead lengths for Pt/Rh calibrations, see the table below.
View the Thermocouple Accuracy and Color Code charts
Platinum/Rhodium Thermocouples Prices given for six (6) inch lengths. Other sizes and lengths are available on special order. To order longer lead lengths for Pt/Rh calibrations, see the table below.
View the Thermocouple Accuracy and Color Code charts
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Rated 5 out of
5
by
Anonymous from
Excellent quality butt-welded thermocouples
These thermocouples are very well made and very well packaged. So far I've used about 20 of the 40AWG K-type variant and the consistency is very good. My only issue with using these has been determining the exact location of the weld, since the wire is so fine and the bulge where the junction is welded is so minimal (this is probably less of a problem with larger wire). They do coat the wire with a red varnish where the junction is, but the coated length is 1-2 cm long, so it's easy to find roughly where the junction is, but I needed to locate the junction within 1mm. It was still possible, just difficult. I don't think this is a fault in the product, its just the nature of working with such fine thermocouples.
Date published: 2024-08-09