Product Description

With firm commitment to quality, we are engaged in manufacturing and supplying the wide range of Exposed Junction. This junction provides much better response time than junction protrudes. Offered junction is efficiently manufactured under the strict guidance of specialized professionals by make utilization of topnotch quality materials. Further, this Exposed Junction can be availed from us in different specifications as per the varied needs of the clients.

Features:

• High functionality
• Longer functional life
• Heat resistance

Further Details:

The thermocouple wires are completely exposed for fastest response time. The wires are also completely exposed to the environment so that this type of junction should not be used in suitable environments. The sheath insulation is sealed at the factory, where the wires emerge, to prevent moisture or gas penetration of the magnesium oxide insulation.

Thermocouple Types

Iron-Constantan (ANSI Symbol J) The Iron-Constantan 'J' curve thermocouple with a positive iron wire and a negative Constantan wire is recommended for reducing atmospheres. The operating range for this alloy combination is 870oC for the largest wire sizes. Smaller size wires should operate in correspondingly lower temperatures.

Copper-Constantan (ANSI Symbol T) The copper-Constantan 'T' curve thermocouple, with a positive copper wire and a negative constantan wire is recommended for use in mildly oxidizing and reducing atmosphere up to 400oC. They are suitable for applications where moisture is present. This alloy is recommended for low temperature work since the homogeneity of the component wires can be maintained better than other base metal wires. Therefore, errors due to inhomogeneity of wires in zones of temperature gradients is greatly reduced.

Chromel-Alumel (ANSI Symbol K) The Chromel-Alumel 'K' Curve thermocouple with a positive Chromel wire and a negative Alumel wire is recommended for use in clean oxidizing atmospheres. The operating range for this alloy is 1260oC for the largest wire sizes. Smaller wires should operate in correspondingly lower temperatures.

Chromel-Constantan (ANSI Symbol E) The chromel-Constantan thermocouple may be used for temperatures up to 870oC in a vacuum or inert, mildly oxidizing or reducing atmosphere. At sub-zero temperatures, the thermocouple is not subject to corrosion. This thermocouple has the highest emf output of any standard metallic thermocouple.

Platinum-Rhodium Alloys (ANSI Symbol S,Rand B) Three types of 'noble-metal' thermocouples are in common use, they are:

A Positive wire of 70% platinum and 30% rhodium used with a negative wire of 94% platinum and 6% rhodium. They have a high resistance to oxidation and corrosion. However, hydrogen, carbon and many metal vapors can contaminate a platinum-rhodium thermocouple. The recommended operating range for the platinum-rhodium alloys is 1530oC although temperatures as high as 1800oC can be measures with the PT-30% Rh vs PT-6% Rh alloy combination.

Sheath Material Temperature Characteristics: