Manufacturer of Custom Temperature Sensors


Temperature & Pressure Solutions Made Easy
Phone: 800-284-3769 Fax: 858-573-0623
Email: sales@thermx.com

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Air Probes
Alumina Tubes
Autoclave Thermocouple
Carbon Dioxide
CO2 Transmitters
CO2 Handhelds

Cement On Thermocouple

Connectors
Controllers
Digital Thermometers
Extension Wire
Freezer Probe
Heaters

Humidity Handhelds

Humidity Probe
Humidity Sensors
Humidity Transmitters

Indicators
Mulite Tubes
Multipoint Thermocouples
Panel Jacks
Partlow Controllers
Partlow Recorders
Pressure Calibrators
Pressure Transducers
Pressure Transmitters

Protection Heads
RH Probes
Precision RTD Scanner
RTD Probes

RTD Data Logger
Surface RTD Probe
Surface Thermocouple
Surface Thermistor Probe
Temperature Calibrators
Temperature Transmitters
Thermometers
Thermocouples

Thermocouple Strip Panel
Thermocouple Wire
Thermistors
Thermistor Probes
Thermowells
WIKA Pressure Transmitters
Validation Thermocouples
West Instruments

Heaters

For heaters designed specific to your process or application, contact ThermX
for quick turn around and competitively priced heaters.

Cartridge Heaters

High-density cartridge heaters are round tubular heaters with electrical terminations on one side. These dependable heaters are made to withstand tough industrial usage. With a tolerance of +/- 0.002” on their outside diameter to secure a tight fit inside receptacle holes, and rock hard compaction of MgO insulation through swaging, these heater can attain 1500°F sheath temperature.

These heaters are available with various termination styles and mounting attachments.

 

 

Strip Heaters

Mica insulated strip heaters are economical heat sources, suitable for providing heat to flat surfaces. For higher watt density configurations ther are available with mineral insulation. The sheath temperature limitation is 900°F. These heaters can be made to include pressure plates that improve uniformity and heat transfer. These heaters are available in many electrical termination styles, and can accommodate holes and cut-outs.

Coil and Cable Heaters

Coil and cable heaters are reliable, high performance small diameter heaters used whenever a large amount of heat is required in a confined space. These heaters are fully annealed and can be formed into various shapes and forms. Coil and cable heaters can accommodate thermocouple sensors, and their cross-section could be made square or rectangular to improve heat transfer. HIGHWAT coil heaters are successfully used as powerful heating cells in plastic injection molding hot runner nozzles.

 

Silicone Rubber Heaters

Fibreglass reinforced silicone rubber heaters are moisture and chemical resistant. Although thin and flexible, they have a rugged construction and can be made to adhere to practically any surface. These heaters can accommodate holes and cut-outs, and can come with a PSA back or a thermostat. SILFLEX heaters are suitable for temperatures below 500°F.

 

 

Kapton

Etched foil FEP bonded heaters operate at temperatures to 450°F and are stocked in rectangular, square and round shapes. The maximum thickness is .008” except at the lead exit. 120 and 28 Volts are standard. PSA, (Pressure Sensitive Adhesive), offers a simple way to install the heaters under 250°F. Lead wires are 12” long Teflon insulated to UL 1180. All heaters are tested for resistance and 1250 Volt dielectric. Leads exit from the center of the narrow portion of the rectangular units. Center of one edge on square units and the outer edge of round units These elements are ideal for end user, test and development applications.

 

Custom Heating Jackets:

Heating Jackets have capabilities to 1400 deg. F. (760C) with features such as built in sensors, (thermocouples RTDs etc.) multiple heat zones, all common voltages, built-in thermal insulation and easy fastening closures.

Advantages:

Uniform Heat Transfer... Easy Installation and removal... Lower Operating Cost... and Professional Appearance... The jackets and blankets use knitted tape elements stitched to the liner for unsurpassed even distribution of heat at lower watt density than strips or bands. The composite construction includes wiring, sensors, zones, insulation and closures. (which would have to be manually applied) They keep circuit wiring internal and stay cleaner.