What does the thermocouple WRKK-221 mean?

2018-01-26View Original

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As the title suggests, please answer. Thank you.

Reply #22018-01-26

WRKK is a nickel-chromium/nickel-silicon thermistor

Reply #32018-01-26

Find a selection guide from the manufacturer and check it out.

Reply #42018-01-26

Take a look for yourself – the first letter after WR is the grade code. It seems like it’s a model from Chuanyi, selected by MCC South. If you need a sample, give me your email address and I’ll send it to you!

Reply #52018-01-26

Armored thermocouple with K scale, response complete

Reply #62018-01-27

Could you send me a sample? Thank you, lyfhld@163.com

Reply #72018-01-28

Received, thank you:handshake

Reply #82018-01-28

The third character represents the degree number; industries use this naming convention. The K that follows it refers to armor protection, right?

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