
PX900D is a low viscosity unfilled epoxy resin system designed for use in the electronics industry for applications requiring high levels of insulation resistance, chemical resistance and elevated temperature use.
Capable of room temperature curing, the resin exhibits relatively high heat distortion temperatures.

The flame burns very cleanly and is slightly 'reducing' in chemical terms, therefore the work is not contiminated with soot and oxides.

Either Earthed (Bonded) Junction or Insulated Junction welds can be accommodated. The machine will weld thermocouples from 1.0mm to 6.0mm outside diameter.
The welder is divided into two sections to accommodate the two different welding processes associted with the junction of an MI thermocouple.

Capacitance welding is generally used for the welding of similar or dissimilar wires (thermocouple junction welds) and for impact welding wires to conductive material.
The SR48 can be used for attaching wires to Pt100 (or other types of sensing elements) to manufacture resistance thermometers.

The SR50 is a battery / mains powered capacitance welding device.
Capacitance welding is generally used for the welding of similar or dissimilar wires (thermocouple junction welds) and for impact welding wires to conductive material.
The SR50 can be used for attaching wires to Pt100 (or other types of sensing elements) to manufacture resistance thermometers.

Thermocouple junction welds are the most common application for the SR80.
The SR80 can be used for capacitance welding and impact welding. An Argon supply can be connected to this welder via the spigot on the rear of the instrument for Argon welding.
The SR80 can be used for attaching wires to Pt100 (or other types of sensing elements) to manufacture resistance thermometers.