Base Metal Thermocouple
The Base Metal Thermocouples are made from conductors containing nickel alloys and depending on thermocouple type are suited for measuring temperatures between -180 to +1300°C.
Base metal thermocouples are made from conductors containing nickel alloys and depending on thermocouple type are suited for measuring temperatures between -270 to +1300°C.
| Type: | J, K, T, N |
| Sheath Material: | SS-304, SS-310, SS-316, Inconel 600/ 601/ 800. |
| Configuration: | Simplex / Duplex. |
Releted Products
Mineral Insulated Thermocouple
A mineral-insulated thermocouple (MI thermocouple) in which wires are usually made of materials such as chromel and alumel or other combinations depending on the desired temperature range and application insulated within a compacted mineral powder, typically magnesium oxide (MgO).
Rare Metal Thermocouple
Generally, precious metal (platinum) thermocouples are most stable with high temperature in comparison with base metal type thermocouples.