Thermocouple Wire
The most accurate results are obtained when using the same type of lead-wire as the thermocouple. The table below shows the most commonly used wires. All are 20 GA duplex.
Other wire can be furnished on request.
|
Type |
Wire Type |
Insulation |
Part Number |
 |
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|
J |
Solid |
Glass/Glass |
J20-1-304 |
|
J |
Stranded |
Glass/Glass |
J20-3-302 |
|
J |
Stranded |
Glass/Glass w/ S.S. Overbraid |
J20-3-S-302 |
|
J |
Solid |
PVC/PVC |
J20-1-PVC |
|
J |
Solid |
Teflon/Teflon |
J20-1-507 |
|
J |
Stranded |
PVC/PVC |
J20-3-PVC |
|
J |
Solid |
PVC/Mylar/PVC |
J20-5-PVC |
|
J |
Stranded |
PVC/Mylar/PVC |
J20-7-510 |
|
K |
Solid |
Glass/Glass |
K20-1-304 |
|
K |
Stranded |
Glass/Glass |
K20-3-302 |
|
K |
Solid w/ S.S. Overbraid |
Glass/Glass |
K20-1-S-304 |
|
K |
Solid |
PVC/Mylar/PVC |
K20-5-PVC |
|
K |
Solid |
Teflon/Teflon |
K20-1-TEF |
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