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Sheathed thermocouple NiCr-NiAl(K) is a type K temperature sensor with a 1,0 mm diameter and 250 mm probe length for measurement duties up to 1100 °C. An Inconel sheath encloses the thermo wires, which are embedded in magnesium to provide mineral insulation and mechanical protection along the probe. The maximum cold-junction temperature is 80 °C. Each sensor is fitted with a permanently connected compensating cable of 1 metre; alternative cable lengths are available on request. This NiCr-NiAl configuration from manufacturer LAT suits laboratory and process temperature monitoring where a robust metal-sheathed probe is required. The 1,0 mm outer diameter balances mechanical strength with manageable probe size, while the 250 mm length offers practical insertion depth for many assemblies. Magnesium embedding of the thermocouple wires maintains electrical isolation inside the Inconel mantle across the stated thermal range. Supplied as one piece, the unit is ready for integration into type K measurement setups that need high-temperature capability to 1100 °C together with the defined 80 °C cold-junction limit and fixed 1 m compensating lead.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Thermocouple type: NiCr-NiAl(K)
- Diameter: 1,0 mm
- Length: 250 mm
- Sheath material: Inconel
- Maximum temperature: 1100 °C
- Technical Information Sheet:
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