CT-329 High-Temperature Thermometer
High-temperature resistant ceramic protection for precise sensing in extreme industrial environments.


The CT-329 is a temperature sensor specifically designed for high-temperature processes. It utilizes an alumina (Al₂O₃) ceramic sleeve and is equipped with a robust terminal box and threads, enabling long-term stable operation in extremely high-temperature environments. This product is the preferred choice for temperature monitoring in furnaces, heat treatment, glass, and metallurgical industries.
Description
The CT-329 uses a high-purity alumina ceramic sheath, possessing excellent heat resistance and insulation properties, making it an ideal material for high-temperature applications to resist thermal shock and oxidative corrosion. It comes standard with high-precision R, S, and K type thermocouples, capable of measuring up to 1600 °C (R/S type) or 1250 °C (K type), and uses heat- and corrosion-resistant materials to maintain accurate sensing even after prolonged exposure to high temperatures. Its design, incorporating a large round-head terminal box and fixing threads, ensures seamless installation and reliable connection, making it widely applicable in extreme operating environments such as metallurgical furnaces, ceramic kilns, heat treatment furnaces, and high-temperature reactors.
Specifications
Sensing Element
- Thermocouples: Types K, T, J, R, S, and B
- Platinum resistors: PT100, PT1000, PT500
Accuracy Class
- Class A, Class B, 1/10 DIN, 1/5 DIN, 1/3 DIN (select according to application)
Wiring Method
- Thermocouple: 2-wire
- PT100: 3-wire
Temperature Range (depending on the sensing element)
- Type K thermocouple: Approximately –50°C to +1200°C
- Type T thermocouple: Approximately –250°C to +350°C
- J-type thermocouple: approx. –40°C ~ +750°C
- R/S/B type thermocouple: approx. +600°C ~ +1600°C
- PT100: –200°C ~ +500°C (depending on package and wire material)
Probe Appearance and Dimensions
- Standard rod-shaped probe diameters: Φ3.2, Φ4.8, Φ5, Φ6.3 mm, Φ9.5 mm (custom sizes available)
- Probe length: can be specified as needed (e.g., 30mm, 50mm, 100mm and above)
Ceramic Tubes
- Φ17
For other specifications or customized options, please contact us to discuss.
Threaded Threads
- We support 1/4″ PT and 1/2″ PT thread specifications.
For other specifications or customized options, please contact us for discussion.
Installation
- Featuring a large round-head terminal box design, it provides robust connections and an easy-to-maintain interface.
Selection of Probe Material
| Material | Description |
|---|---|
| 304SS | Stainless steel for general industrial use, with excellent corrosion resistance. |
| 316SS | High corrosion-resistant stainless steel, suitable for chemical or humid environments. |
| 310SS | High-temperature stainless steel with excellent heat resistance. |
| P4 | High-purity ferritic alloy, resistant to high temperatures and corrosion. |
| INCONEL | Ultra-high temperature nickel-based alloy, resistant to oxidation and acidic environments. |
| Hastelloy-C | High corrosion resistant nickel-chromium alloy, resistant to strong acid environments. |
| Hastelloy-B | High acid resistance nickel-chromium-molybdenum alloy, suitable for extremely acidic environments. |
Application Examples
- Temperature monitoring of high-pressure vessels and piping.
- Temperature Management in Pressure Equipment and Industrial Systems.
- Key temperature sensing in high-pressure fluidization process.
- Fixed temperature measurement points under high pressure environment.
- Long-term stable installation of sensors in heavy industry or production areas.
Further Reading
- Sensing accuracy and error calculation method
Resistance thermometer accuracy table and calculation formula
- Thermocouple accuracy and power meter
- Product Classification by Appearance
- Temperature calibration laboratory information
Contact Information
For quotes, product selection advice, or technical assistance, please contact us through the following methods:
- Tel:07-3531378
- LINE@:@oneway3281
- Email:sales@oneway.com.tw


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