For situations requiring a fast response time, measuring minute temperature changes, and temperature measurement of small areas! Ultra-fine thermocouple wires.
(1) We have sizes with wire diameters of 0.013, 0.025, 0.05, 0.08, 0.13, and 0.25 mm. (2) We offer five types of thermocouples: K, T, J, E, and R. (3) The thermocouples themselves have a small heat capacity, allowing for a fast response time and the ability to measure even slight temperature changes with high precision. (4) They can adhere to extremely small components such as QFPs, chip components, and flip chips. (5) We also provide adhesives and heat-resistant tape as accessories. Additionally, our company offers a variety of sensors and accessories related to temperature measurement, including Teflon-coated ultra-fine thermocouples, surface temperature measurement adhesive sensors, and thermocouple connectors. Please feel free to contact us for any inquiries regarding temperature measurement.
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basic information
Omega's ultra-fine thermocouple wire is suitable for applications requiring fast response times, such as measuring small temperature changes and the temperature of tiny areas, and it comes with pre-welded tips.
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Applications/Examples of results
Temperature measurement of ultra-small components such as QFPs, chip components, and flip chips.
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With flexible ideas and a proactive approach, we aim to become a cutting-edge future-oriented company. Since our establishment in 1961, we have been a specialized trading company delivering a wide range of industrial sensors, centered around environmental testing equipment (chambers) that simulate various natural environments on Earth, to major manufacturers in the automotive and computer industries, universities, and public research institutions. The expertise we have accumulated in sensors is among the best in Japan, and we have received high praise from a wide range of industries, including not only general private companies but also the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) for its H-II rocket, which is at the forefront of computer technology, and for our deep involvement in the development of hyperthermia, which has recently gained attention as a thermal therapy for cancer. However, there is no final destination for technological innovation and research and development. We do not intend to rest on our current achievements; instead, we aim to further refine our unique total service system, which encompasses product procurement, information gathering, and maintenance with a global perspective, and to meet the expectations of our users through the provision of plans with better cost performance.
