Mineral Insulated thermocouple cable

A mineral insulated thermocouple cable consists of two conductors (sometimes even four or six) of dissimilar metals. These conductors are joined on the side on which temperature should be measured (hot junction). When properly joined, a voltage is produced that can be read to determine temperature. The dissimilar metals are insulated with high quality magnesium oxide and covered with a corrosion resistant sheath material, such as Inconel or Stainless steel. Mineral insulated thermocouples can provide stable temperature measurement readings and are often used for high temperatures (up to 1250⁰C) in hazardous environments.

We keep an extensive stock (over 600,000 metres) of Okazaki mineral insulated thermocouple cable, are also called MICC or metal mineral insulated metal sheathed cables (MIMS), in our warehouse. We stock Type K, J, T, N, E, S, R, B thermocouple with cables sheathed with material varying from Inconel to different types of stainless steel. See here how to select the right thermocouple type and the different types of sheath materials for MI cable.

Also, the more exotic sheath materials, such as Pt10%Rh, Hastelloy X, and Pyrosil are available. Our customers typically are manufacturers of industrial temperature sensors.

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Kamet is your supplier of mineral insulated thermocouple cable, RTD cable and other high quality components for industrial temperature sensors. We stock over 800,000 meters of Okazaki mineral insulated thermocouple and RTD cable in our 1000 m2 warehouse, located in Utrecht, the Netherlands. Get in contact with our area sales managers to receive a quote today.