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Thermo Sensors Corporation is a manufacturer of thermocouples, thermocouple assemblies, thermowells and RTD probes. Providing the chemical, petrochemical, refining, food, pharmaceutical and many other industries with sensors of standard and special designs. Contact us for more information!
Thermal Devices is your source for stock or made-to-order thermocouples and RTDs, plus speedy delivery. Our line includes varieties of thermocouples and RTDs (melt bolt, ultra-high temp, variable depth, surface mount, etc.), thermowells, thermocouple wire, thermocouple & thermowell assemblies.
Connector Contacts can manufacture thermocouples according to your specific specs. Thermocouple materials are always in stock for you. We have served the connector industry for almost 4 decades. If you have thermocouple assembly questions we are the company when it comes to
thermocouple contacts.
Distributing and manufacturing control measurement products makes Thermo-Kinetics unique. We manufacture thermocouples and RTD sensors but also supply name brand instrumentation as well. For 4 decades our temperature sensor products have lead in the Canadian marketplace. ISO 9001:2000 certified.
Watlow Electric Manufacturing is a leading manufacturer of custom-engineered thermal systems comprised of industrial heaters, temperature sensors, controllers and software. Including a variety of temperature sensors such as thermistors, thermocouples and RTDs.
Thermowells protect temperature sensors, including RTDs and thermocouples, during the monitoring process. They also have the ability to repair the sensors without having to remove the sensing element. The two basic kinds of thermowells are low pressure and high pressure thermowells.
Thermowells are closed-end tubes that are available in three different designs. Straight shank designs, which have the largest amount of surface area, do not call for extra machining and are cost-effective. They also represent the most common thermowell design. Stepped shank thermowells, in comparison to straight shank thermowells, provide smoother speeds around the barrel because they have less surface area. Tapered shank thermowells provide increased sensitivity and have the lowest surface area of all three designs.
Important factors to keep in mind when selecting a thermowell are stem length, bore diameter, lagging extensions, and the thickness of the matter in which the thermowell is rested. The stem length is the distance between the bore and the end of the wall. Bore diameter is the size of the opening that the probe will be put in. Lagging extensions take into consideration the pipe fittings, insulation, and walls that the sensor will go through. Finally, the length from the connection to the bore represents the lag length.
