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* High response Sanitary Temp. Sensor
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Ultra Fine M.I. Thermocouple
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High Temp. Supercouple 1000N/H
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Flame/Explosion Proof Temp. Sensor
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Flame/Explosion Proof Nipple Sensor
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Intrinsicaly Safe Temp. Sensor
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For Semi-Conductor Temp. Sensor
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Plate-Heater for Vacuum Industries
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Microe-Heater for Vacuum Industries
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Film type Platinum Resistor
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Ribon type Resistance Resistor
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Temperature Transmitter
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Radiation Thermometer


ExdIICT6 FLAME PROOF NIPPLE
TYPE TEMPERATURE SENSOR

The nipple type temperature sensor is the active product as Flame-proof or Explosion-proof combining with the terminal box or the temperature transmitter which is certified. It is possible combining with the product which is certified with ATEX or UL.
Exd FLAMEPROOF

FAN TIP THERMOCOUPLE
for TUBE SKIN TEMPERATUREFan Tip Temperature Sensor
The Fan Tip Thermocouple has been designed with three objectives in mind, to be more accurate than other options, to be more reliable and to be readily available. Due to its unique 8mm diameter Hastelloy X sheath the Fan Tip thermocouple can be bent and coiled to allow for any movement both horizontally and vertically. The 40mm end tip is designed to be welded to the heater tubes on both sides which greatly reduces the chances of it braking off while in service.
FanTip Installation

Okazaki Manufacturing Company is one of the largest manufactures of Mineral Insulated Cables in the world. This high performance technology is used to make many of Okazaki's main products including Thermocouple AEROPAK, Resistance Thermometer Sensors RESIOPAK, Micro Heaters and Sheathed Heaters. These products are used in a variety of industries worldwide for temperature measurement and heating applications.

FLAME / EXPLOSION PROOF TYPE
TEMPERATURE SENSOR

CORRESPOND to

ALMOST STANDARDS IN THE WORLD

Exd Head
Flame / Explosion-proof standard of 4 large markets of Japan, Europe, the United States and China was satisfied, it is hydrogen corresponding shape and the new model of the Flame / Explosion proof temperature sensor.


THE WORLDS SMALLEST DIAMETER MINERAL INSULATED THERMOCOUPLES

Okazaki has successfully developed a Mineral Insulated Thermocouple with a sheath outer diameter of 0.1mm. It features an incredible response time (63.2%) of 1 ms, and is suitable for measuring the temperature of any small object.
UltraFineTC
Due to the ultra small size, the thermocouple element wires are very small, and require highly advanced technology to form the hot junctions.


TEMPERATURE SENSOR for
MULTI POINT MEASUREMENT of
PETROCHEMICAL & LNG PLANT
LNG TANK Temperature Sensor
Our corporation is used for petrochemistry and the LNG plant, large number it produces the temperature sensors for multi point measurement, is shipping in the world. As for the photograph to the left, with the temperature sensor which is used for the Japanese domestic large-sized low temperature LNG tank, as for share in the Japanese country almost it is 100%.

MI CABLE PRODUCTION  MANUFACTURE
MI Cable
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KYUSYU OKAZAKI
The biggest MI cable factory
We have the face as a worldwide prominent MI cable production manufacturer. As for our biggest Mi cable factories there is the  Kyusyu Okazaki in Fukuoka Japan. We have done the sale of MI cable.
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TAIWN OKAZAKI

HIGH TEMPERATURE MINERAL INSULATED THERMOCOUPLES

Our corporation developed SUPER COUPLE 1000H & 1000N is the sheathed thermocouple of new type. These at high temperature are long term enabled in reducing or oxidation atmosphere.


VACUUM HOT PLATE (HEATER) for SEMICONDUCTOR &
FPD PRODUCTION DEVICE
Operating Temperature 600°C



FLAME PROOF THERMOCOUPLE  for HIGH PRESSURE HYDOROGEN

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