Heating Equipment
The Threaded Type K Thermocouple's structural features enable it to provide reliable, accurate temperature measurement in a variety of industrial applications. Its core component for measuring temperature is the Thermocouple Sensor. The working process is also very simple. At the measuring end, two different metals of the thermocouple are in contact and exposed to the measured temperature environment, and the electromotive force generated is transmitted to the measuring instrument through the connecting wire. The measuring instrument reads the electromotive force and calculates the temperature from the characteristic curve of the thermocouple.
Product Parameter
Model | Graduation mark | Temperature range | Mounting& Fixing |
WRN | K | 0-1000°C | 1.without Fixing Device 2.Threaded Connector 3.Movable Flange 4.Fixed Flange 5.Elbow Tube Connection 6.Threaded Cone Connection 7.Straight Tube Connection 8.Fixed Threaded Tube Connection 9.Movable Threaded Tube Connection |
WRE | E | 0-700°C | |
WRF | J | 0-600°C | |
WRC | T | 0-400°C | |
WRP | S | 0-1600°C | |
WRQ | R | 0-1600°C | |
WRR | B | 0-1800°C | |
WRM | N | 0-1100°C |
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