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when I order a thermocouple wire for doing oven profiles, it... - Jul 20, 2006 by fordf1502004

based on experience, no significant change. ... - Jul 21, 2006 by Reypal

How do you plan on fusing the wires back together ? ... - Jul 21, 2006 by Sr. Tech

Cut the loose ends and not the couple? Russ ... - Jul 21, 2006 by RDR

The ones we use are sealed on the plug end. ... - Jul 21, 2006 by Sr. Tech

you can use a thermocouple welder to fuse the wires back. as... - Jul 21, 2006 by Amol Kane

Not to argue, but you can use a spot welder to fuse thermoco... - Jul 21, 2006 by davef

Addressing the issue "Will cutting change the readings?" Ver... - Jul 24, 2006 by nodlac

thermocouple wire | 20 July, 2006

when I order a thermocouple wire for doing oven profiles, it comes in a standard length of 36 inches, will there be any effects if I were to cut the wire down to 9 inches? Will cutting change the readings?

thermocouple wire | 21 July, 2006

based on experience, no significant change.

thermocouple wire | 21 July, 2006

How do you plan on fusing the wires back together ?

thermocouple wire | 21 July, 2006

Cut the loose ends and not the couple?

Russ

thermocouple wire | 21 July, 2006

The ones we use are sealed on the plug end.

thermocouple wire | 21 July, 2006

you can use a thermocouple welder to fuse the wires back. as a matter of fact we use the welder to create thermocouple junctions. this is way less expensive that buying already formed thermocouple junctions.

thermocouple wire | 21 July, 2006

Not to argue, but you can use a spot welder to fuse thermocouple wires, also.

thermocouple wire | 24 July, 2006

Addressing the issue "Will cutting change the readings?" Very Very Doubtful.

Here is a link to a helpful guide.

http://www.omega.com/techref/

Enjoy, cal

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