✨ New Arrivals Just Dropped!Explore
HomeStore

C type Thermocouple 1/4" OD x 10" L up to 2300C - TCC10

Product image 1

C type Thermocouple 1/4" OD x 10" L up to 2300C - TCC10

C-type thermocouple can be applied for high temperatures up to 2300 °C and it must be used under high vacuum environment.

SPECIFICATIONS

Length
  • 10"
Diameter of sheath
  • 1/4"


Simplex Thermocouple Assembly
  • Assembly is epoxy sealed for vacuum service
  • Tantalum or Moly sheath
  • Ungrounded hot junction
  • 10" alumina insulation towards termination
  • Termination is a standard temperature and standard size male plug (round pins)

Sheath Material
  • Tantalum or Moly sheath
  • 1/2" of Hafnia insulation at the hot end
Positive Material
  • Tungsten-5% Rhenium
Negative Material
  • Tungsten-26% Rhenium
Lowest Working Temperature
  • 1000 °C (under vacuum)
Highest Working Temperature
  • 2300 °C (under vacuum)
Minimum Std. Error
  • +/-  FS 2%

Application Notes
  • C type thermocouple must be used under high vacuum
  • Thermocouple is not bendable




Select Sheath Materials
From $279.65

Original: $799.00

-65%
C type Thermocouple 1/4" OD x 10" L up to 2300C - TCC10—

$799.00

$279.65

Product Information

Shipping & Returns

Description

C-type thermocouple can be applied for high temperatures up to 2300 °C and it must be used under high vacuum environment.

SPECIFICATIONS

Length
  • 10"
Diameter of sheath
  • 1/4"


Simplex Thermocouple Assembly
  • Assembly is epoxy sealed for vacuum service
  • Tantalum or Moly sheath
  • Ungrounded hot junction
  • 10" alumina insulation towards termination
  • Termination is a standard temperature and standard size male plug (round pins)

Sheath Material
  • Tantalum or Moly sheath
  • 1/2" of Hafnia insulation at the hot end
Positive Material
  • Tungsten-5% Rhenium
Negative Material
  • Tungsten-26% Rhenium
Lowest Working Temperature
  • 1000 °C (under vacuum)
Highest Working Temperature
  • 2300 °C (under vacuum)
Minimum Std. Error
  • +/-  FS 2%

Application Notes
  • C type thermocouple must be used under high vacuum
  • Thermocouple is not bendable