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CATALOG INDEX.....HOME
.....ABOUT
TEW&C ....
.SALES REPS
.....COLOR
CODE CHART .....CORPORATE
HQ.....OVERVIEW
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- • Autoclaves
• Composites
• Cryogenics
• Food and Drug
• Biotech
• Laboratory
• Automotive
• Environmental
...Chambers
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• Mini Connector Rated
...to
250F (121C)
• Available as Bulk Wire
• High Temperature Braided
...Insulations
for 950F (510C)
...to
2200F (1204C)
• Special Color Codes
• Certification to BAC 5621
• Calibration Test Reports |
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• Labor Saving Patented
Thermocouple Assembly
• Reduced Vacuum Leakage
• Molded-on Connector Rated to 500°F
(260° C)
• Small Diameter
• High Accuracy
• Small Thermal Mass
• Excellent Chemical Resistance |
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Conductors:
Insulation:
Construction:
Operating Temperature:
Limits of Error:
Color Code:
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Solid thermocouple wire per
ASTM E230 & ANSI MC96.1
Flame retardant extruded
fluoropolymer FEP or PFA
Overall insulation encapsulating
parallel conductors
FEP -328F (-200C) to +400F (+200C) continuous
PFA -328F (-200C) to +500F (+260C) continuous
Conforms to ASTM E230, IEC 584
and ANSI MC 96.1
Varies with insulation type
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Conductor Size |
Insulation Thickness |
Outer Diameter |
Bulk Wire
Net Weight |
AWG
20
22
24
26
28 |
(MM)
(0.81)
(0.64)
(0.51)
(0.41)
(0.32) |
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inches
.015
.010
.010
.010
.010 |
(MM)
(.38)
(.25)
(.25)
(.25)
(.25) |
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inches
.065 x .115
.045 x .090
.040 x .080
.036 x .072
.032 x .066 |
(MM)
(1.7 x 2.9)
(1.1 x 2.3)
(1.0 x 2.0)
(.91 x 1.8)
(.81 x 1.7) |
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LB/MF
10.9
5.8
4.4
3.2
2.5 |
KG/KM
(16.2)
(8.6)
(6.5)
(4.8)
(3.7) |
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TE Wire & Cable’s
economical, ready to use, patented AUTOCLAVE Thermocouple has
unique design characteristics which reduce vacuum leakage during
use. The key to the effectiveness of the TE Wire & Cable encapsulated
AUTOCLAVE Thermocouple is its unique, proprietary, single extrusion
thermocouple wire with molded-on connector construction, which
virtually eliminates leakage. The construction consists of special
grade limits of error thermocouple wire with a welded junction
and permanently molded, high temperature standard size connector
(miniature molded connectors are available). AUTOCLAVE Thermocouples
are available in a wide variety of lengths, conductor sizes and
insulation materials. Calibration Type J, K, T and E thermocouples
are available. Standard insulation materials, including FEP, PFA,
polyimide tape, and B-Fiber/Glass (synthetic polyamide fiber blend
with a fiberglass outer jacket), provide extensive operating temperature
ranges to fit a wide variety of applications. Other insulations
with temperature ratings up to 2200°F (1204°C) are available
(molded connector is limited to lower rated operating temperature).
Every unit is tested for circuit integrity and correct polarity.
In addition, the TE Wire & Cable AUTOCLAVE Thermocouple meets
MIL-STD-105 Sampling Procedure for Inspection and MIL-I-45208A
Inspection System Requirements.
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MANY ITEMS AVAILABLE FROM STOCK WITHIN 24 HOURS
The products referenced above represent the most popular constructions.
Other constructions can be manufactured
to meet individual specification and application requirements.
Contact factory for additional information.
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Table 1
Initial Calibration Tolerances Per ASTM E230 and ANSI
MC96.1 |
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| Tolerance-Reference Junction
32F (0C) |
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Thermocouple Type
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Grade
Designation
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Special Grade
Limits
F (C) whichever
is greater
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Thermocouple Wire
T
J
E
K
T* |
TT
JJ
EE
KK
TT* |
±0.9 (0.5) or 0.4%
±2 (1.1) or 0.4%
±1.8 (1) or 0.4%
±2 (1.1) or 0.4%
±0.9 (0.5) or 0.8%** |
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*
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Thermocouple material is normally supplied
to meet tolerances above 0C (32F). If material is required to meet
tolerances below 0C (32F), the purchase order must so state. Special
selection of material is required.
Suggested initial calibration tolerance. Requirements should be
discussed between purchaser and supplier. |
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