Connection head for molten metal temperature sensor probes, providing secure electrical and mechanical interface between sensor element and instrumentation.
Commonly used trade names and technical identifiers for Connection Head.
This component is used in the following industrial products
High-temperature immersion probe for continuous molten metal temperature monitoring
A device that measures temperature within a heating zone and provides feedback for temperature control systems.
A sensor device used to measure temperature within the crystallization process.
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Connection heads are typically rated for ambient temperatures up to 200°C, though the sensor tip can withstand much higher temperatures (up to 1800°C for some thermocouples). The head must be positioned sufficiently distant from the molten metal to prevent overheating.
Monthly visual inspections are recommended, with complete functional testing every 6 months. In high-vibration environments or with frequent thermal cycling, inspection frequency should increase to quarterly.
While some standardized connections exist (M12, NPT), electrical pin configurations and compensation circuits may vary. Always verify compatibility with specific sensor types (Type K, R, S thermocouples or specific RTD types).
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