Nanmac's High Temp Thermocouple Getting Good Results for Heavy Industry

Nanmac Corporation, the leading temperature sensor manufacturer to industry, has relaunched their A12A line of Thermocouples, which can be used from 2000 degrees F to 5000 F. Uses include carburizing, annealing, hardening and sintering of steel and iron products and raw materials, as well as oxidizing, reducing and inert gas furnaces, gas burners, ovens, nuclear power plants and high temperature manufacturing. Learn more at www.nanmac.com/handbook/a12a.htm or at www.nanmac.com/free or by calling 1-800-786-4669.

Framingham MA (PRWEB) April 21, 2008 -- Nanmac Corporation, leading supplier of thermocouples to industry since 1956, has re-engineered their most popular thermocouple, which is relied on by industry, research, and government installations the world over.

This line of products is especially designed for the temperature range from 2000 degrees F to 5,000 degrees F, with different metal alloys based on the desired application and needed temperature range.

These temperature sensors, known as A12A, contain an ungrounded Thermocouple assembly with a General Purpose Aluminum Head. A terminal block is mounted in the interior of the GP Head. The Head has a 1/2" NPT conduit outlet. This Thermocouple assembly is also available with a 4" long stainless steel support tube for use with adjustable mounting fittings. The support tube is 1/8" larger than the sheath diameter. Some applications include: carburizing, annealing, hardening and sintering of steel and iron products and raw materials, as well as oxidizing, reducing and inert gas furnaces, gas burners, ovens, nuclear power plants and high temperature manufacturing.

Full specs are available at www.nanmac.com/handbook/a12a.htm, or by calling 1-800-786-4669. While there, you can also can an instant return phone call from a Nanmac engineer.

About Nanmac

Nanmac designs and manufactures temperature sensors and related products and services to automotive, aerospace, defense, medical, plastics, energy and electronics companies in the U.S. and thirty other countries. Learn more at http://www.nanmac.com

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