Sheath materials for mineral insulated cable

AerOpak® mineral insulated cable can come in a wide variety of sheath material. Please read more about the different variations and environmental use.

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Titanium (Ti)

Platinum (Pt)

Molybdenum (Mo)

Tantalum (Ta)

Haynes®

AISI 316Ti sheath material

Pyrosil D® Mineral Insulated Cable

Common sheath material used for mineral insulated cable

What is Pyrosil D®? And is there a difference between Alloy TD and Pyrosil D®?

Tags: Type K thermocouple / Mineral insulated thermocouple cables / Type N thermocouple / Pyrosil® / Alloy TD

For which applications, and which not, can you use Pyrosil D® sheathed MI cable?

Tags: Alloy TD / Type K thermocouple / Type N thermocouple / Pyrosil®

What is the added value of using Pyrosil D® sheath material for mineral insulated (MI) cables type N and K?

Tags: Type K thermocouple / Type N thermocouple / Pyrosil® / Alloy TD

What is the difference between Pyrosil D® and Inconel® 600? And how to choose between then?

Tags: Alloy TD / Type K thermocouple / Type N thermocouple / Pyrosil®

Sheath materials

Titanium (Ti)

Platinum (Pt)

Molybdenum (Mo)

Tantalum (Ta)

Haynes®

AISI 316Ti sheath material

Pyrosil D® Mineral Insulated Cable

Common sheath material used for mineral insulated cable

What is Pyrosil D®? And is there a difference between Alloy TD and Pyrosil D®?

For which applications, and which not, can you use Pyrosil D® sheathed MI cable?

What is the added value of using Pyrosil D® sheath material for mineral insulated (MI) cables type N and K?

What is the difference between Pyrosil D® and Inconel® 600? And how to choose between then?

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