- Sensors
- Connectors & Stripanels
- Thermocouple Wire
- Protecting Tubes & Thermowells
- Instruments
- The Food Thermicator II
- Mini Plugs & Jacks
- Mini Stripanels
- Mini RSC & Conduit Panels
- Mini 3-Pole Plugs & Jacks
- Mini 3-Pole Stripanels
- Mini Accessories
- Full-Size, Standard, 2-Pole Connectors
- Full-Size, Jab-in, 2-Pole Connectors
- Full-Size, Hex Body, 2-Pole Connectors
- Full-Size, 2-Pole Stripanels
- Full-Size RSC & Conduit Panels
- Full-Size, 3-Pole Connectors
- Full-Size, Hex Body, 3-Pole Connectors
- Full-Size, 3-Pole Connectors
- Terminal Lugs
- Selector Switches
- Connector Head Types
- Universal Probe Handles
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Sensors - Marlox Thermocouples |
Metal Sheathed - Inert Oxide
Insulated THERMOCOUPLE ASSEMBLIES

Marlox is metal sheathed, inert oxide insulated thermocouple cable from
marlin manufacturing Corporation. Available within ANSI/ASTM calibratioin
tolerances and with various types of sheath alloys. Marlox can
be ordered as complete fabricated assemblies or in random lengths.
Drawn to final size and fully annealed standard Marlox, single
or dual thermocouple element, is moisture-proof, pressure resistant,
accurate, bendable and weldable. Quality control procedures insure
that all thermocouple material is tested for adequate insulation
resistance. All certified Marlox stock is checked for ANSI/ASTM
limits of error conformance by lot sampling in our quality control
metrology laboratory, which is certified traceable to the National
Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and ISO
17025 NVLAP accredited (Lab Code 2000512-0). Post assembly
certified traceable calibration is available upon request.
For
more information regarding Calibration Services - Click
Here!
THERMOCOUPLE
DO's:
- DO check
in place.
- DO replace
at established, proper intervals.
- DO have
good connections throughout the circuit.
THERMOCOUPLE
DO NOT's:
- DON'T reinsert
at different immersions. (Avoid decreasing the immersion).
- DON'T use
for accurate measurements at lower temperatures after being
exposed to higher temperatures.
- DON'T use
in defective protecting tubes.
- DON'T insulate
with used insulators.
- DON'T use
oils and solvents on or in T/C's or T/C assemblies.
For more information regarding General Installation,
Operation and Maintenance of Thermocouples
Please Click Here!
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General
Selection Parameters
The conditions
of measurement determine the type of thermocouple used. Temperature,
atmosphere, protection, response, and service life should be considered.
The following descriptions serve as a guide to selection.
- Thermocouple
Type
- Select
the thermocouple type that will be capable of operating in your
application temperature range.
- Sheath
Alloy
- Select
a sheath alloy that will withstand the temperature and possible
corrosives of your application.
- Sheath
Size
- Use the
thermocouple size that will withstand the rigors of your application,
but with minimal effect on it.
- Junction
Type
- Select
the junction that will give the protection and response characteristics
that you require.
- Marlox
Transition and/or Extension Types
- Transition
and Extension Types.
- Fitting
or Mounting Type
- In order
to attach and/or seal the thermocouple in your application,
you can use a fitting - braze, weld or solder it in place.
- Terminal
Type
- For connection
to instruments, various terminations and extensions are available.
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Specialty
Marlox® Items
Marlin offers
thermocouples utilizing noble metals and exotic materials for
the sheath, thermocouple wires and insulation. These thermocouples
are fabricated utilizing hard-fired refractory oxides and incorporate
the highest manufacturing syandards to insure performance and
to prevent contamination.
Marlox is
available for your fabrication from our stock. Ends are cut square
and moisture sealed.
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For
more information regarding Marlox Thermocouples,
Please consult your Marlin catalog, Pages C-21 to C-44. |