The HotSpot II is a portable heavy duty 250 joule capacative discharge wire welder for forming freestanding thermocouple beads. It can also weld thermocouples to metal surfaces or attach supporting harware and small gauge studs. (read more)

The HotSpot II is light and portable so you can move it right to where you need to make and attach thermocouples. The actual welding time in less than a second and the short recycle interval, even at full power, will allow you to make 6 or more welds a minute. (read more)

HotSpot Thermocouple Welder from DCC Corporation. The easy to use HotSpot Capacitive Discharge Welder is designed to help solve your thermocouple fabrication and attachment problems. Visual & Sonic indicators alert the operator when the welder has cycled and is at the user selected power level. (read more)

Temperature Specialists, Inc. manufactures custom thermocouple elements to match your specifications. (read more)

Hollow elements are designed for faster time response to temperature changes over the range of -100 to +260 degrees C. They are wire wound Resistance Temperature Detectors (RTD's) made using Copper, Nickel, Nickel-Iron and Platinum as the sensing materials. The wire is placed close to the outside diameter of the element and the center is left hollow. (read more)

Durex Industries, Cary, Illinois, manufactures high-temperature platinum element thermocouples for temperatures in excess of 3000⁰F. Platinum thermocouples are the best choice for extended, repeatable service at high-elevated temperatures. Various protection designs include the use of ceramic, metal, ceramic metal and refractory materials. Two typical designs include the ... (read more)

Durex Industries, Cary, Illinois, manufactures a wide range of mineral insulated (MgO) thermocouples for industrial process applications. These versatile sensors are constructed with the thermocouple element compacted in high-temperature magnesium oxide and protected by an integral metal sheath. Various stainless steels and nickel alloys are available as sheath materials for specific... (read more)

Durex Industries, Cary, Illinois, manufactures an extensive line of thermocouples for pollution control and process applications. These sensors can be protected from hostile environments with thermowells or protection tubes constructed of stainless steel, nickel alloys, ceramic or silicon carbide. Various terminal housings can be used to provide compliance with all NEMA standards, including e... (read more)

Chromalox manufactures custom thermocouple elements to match your specifications. (read more)

Watlow offers a full line of thermocouple sensors including the MICROCOIL surface sensor, radio frequency thermocouple probe, tapered thermocouple probe and TRUE SURFACE thermocouple. (read more)