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hese Ceramic Wire Wound (CWW) RTD elements from ATC Semitec, are the gold standard for temperature control in demanding environments. With superior precision across their full temperature range, these elements are widely used in analytical instruments and process technologies.
Whether you need Class B, A, 1/5DIN, or 1/10 DIN Pt100 accuracy, ATC Semitec offers a comprehensive selection of CWW elements, available directly from stock.
We offer various sizes, from the standard 1515 (1.5mm diameter x 15mm length) to thinner 1510 (1.0mm diameter) and compact 0815 (8mm length) types. Need a custom solution? We also offer non-standard R0 values with lead times of 7–8 weeks.
Our CWWs can even be configured for use as heating elements or coated with a protective glass film for use in hazardous fluids.
ATC Semitec 01606 871680
sales@atcsemitec.co.uk
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esigning and producing optics for use in space is a highly specialised area where expertise and experience are critical. Resolve Optics has been supplying lenses and optical systems for space applications for over 15 years. Drawing upon the considerable amount of knowledge acquired in this time – the company has produced a 3-minute presentation that provides an informative introduction to the do’s and don’ts of designing optics for the harsh environment of space.
Resolve Optics
https://www.resolveoptics.com/space-ready-optics/
OPTIMIZE YOUR PROCESS WITH WATLOW HIGH PERFORMANCE HEATING SOLUTIONS
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s a process engineer, you play a pivotal role in ensuring seamless operations, optimizing throughput, and maintaining part quality and uptime. You don’t have to face these challenges alone - Watlow® complete thermal loop solutions offer the tools you need for success. Whether you’re refining a product or enhancing a system, Watlow heaters provide the reliability
and performance that keep your processes running smoothly. Watlow FIREROD™ cartridge heaters and standard process heaters are integral parts of their comprehensive thermal loop solutions, designed to meet the unique demands of diverse industries, from life sciences, semiconductor processing, food and beverage to aerospace and glass manufacturing. FIREROD™ cartridge heaters deliver high watt densities and uniform temperature distribution, making them ideal for applications such as plastics moulding, packaging machinery, heat sealing, and semiconductor applications. Their robust construction and quick heat-up times ensure maximum productivity and consistent performance.
For process heating applications where uptime is essential, Watlow’s standard process heaters offer a versatile, dependable solution. These heaters
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are ideal for a range of uses, including water heating, HVAC systems, and food processing. With customizable options for materials, wattages, and
terminations. These heating solutions deliver reliable performance across various industries that rely on uniform heat to maintain production quality. Watlow’s SELECT™ VISUAL DESIGNER™ Tool makes it easy to specify and order the right solution, ensuring seamless integration into your system. Moreover, by transitioning to electric process heaters, you can enhance your plant’s decarbonization efforts, reduce reliance on fossil fuels, improve safety, and boost system performance. Watlow is empowering industries to meet their sustainability goals while driving performance and reliability in thermal systems worldwide.
With over 100 years of experience, Watlow’s comprehensive thermal solutions are designed to meet your specific needs. The company holds over 1100 patents and employs over 4000 team members working in manufacturing centers, technology and development centers and sales offices located all over the world.
Start designing today using the SELECT™ VISUAL DESIGNER™ and request a quote or sales call to learn more about how Watlow can optimize your processes.
Watlow
https://www.watlow.com/design-a-product April 2025 Instrumentation Monthly
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