Thermocouple Calibration Furnace PTC
Brand: Carbolite Gero | Category: Nanotechnology
A portable, self contained heat source for calibrating thermocouples by the comparison method. The thermocouple is inserted into the work tube and compared with the furnace display, and the earthed metallic tube protects the operator when testing sheathed probes.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Maximum temperature | 1200 deg C, working range 400 to 1150 deg C |
| Stability | plus or minus 0.5 deg C at 1150 deg C |
| Heat-up time to 1150 deg C | 20 minutes |
| Specification | Heated length 150 mm, fixed tube inner diameter 20 mm |
| Specification | Accepts thermocouples up to 7.5 mm diameter |
| Specification | External 399 x 310 x 225 mm, maximum power 1100 W, thermocouple type N |
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