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AS9100D ISO 9001:2015

Multi-Point Thermocouple Assemblies —Single-Nozzle, Multiple Depths

Thermometrics multi-point thermocouple assemblies house multiple independently calibrated thermocouple junctions within a single protection tube or MIMS sheath — providing a temperature profile at multiple depths through a vessel, tank, catalyst bed, or kiln from a single process nozzle.

2 to 12 Junction PointsSingle Process NozzleMIMS or Ceramic TubeCatalyst Bed / ReactorStorage TanksTemperature Profiling
Specifications

Multi-Point Assembly Technical Data

ParameterSpecification
Number of Junctions2 to 12 independent junctions standard; up to 20+ custom
Junction SpacingCustomer-specified; equal or variable pitch
TC TypesK, J, T, E, N, R, S — same or mixed types within assembly
Junction StyleGrounded or ungrounded; all junctions in one assembly
ConstructionMIMS multi-conductor cable or ceramic multi-bore tube
Sheath OD3/8" to 1" (MIMS multi-conductor); custom for ceramic tube
Sheath Material316SS · Inconel 600/625 · Ceramic (alumina)
Process ConnectionNPT threaded · Flanged · Compression · Van Stone
Total Insertion Length6" to 240"; custom
TerminationIndividual lead wires · Multi-pin connector · Terminal head
CalibrationPer-junction NIST-traceable certification on request

Common Applications

  • Catalyst bed reactorsAxial temperature profile
  • Crude oil storage tanksStratification monitoring
  • Industrial dryers & kilnsZone mapping
  • Autoclave / retortLoad temperature verification
  • Grain / silo storageHotspot detection
  • Vacuum furnacesWork zone uniformity

Ordering a Multi-Point Assembly

To quote a multi-point assembly, provide: total insertion length, number of junctions and their depths from the process connection, TC type, junction style, sheath material, process connection type, and termination style. Thermometrics will confirm the sheath OD and conductor bundle required to accommodate the number of junctions specified.

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