Here are some images showing the new pass-throughs and gas and vacuum fittings
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Ultra High Vacuum Epoxy:
accuglassproducts.com/.../
4 bore ceramic tubing:
www.mcmaster.com/.../=ryn6ry
part# 87175K91
The thermocouples are 0.020" diameter stainless clad and isolated from the shell. We get them from Omega.com part#KMQSS-020U-12
We have started etching the metal with Muriatic acid before applying the epoxy.
This looks great!
Can you explain a bit more about the passthroughs you have made here?
Are the multiwire passthroughs made of mated ceramic and stainless tubes? Do the ceramic tubes have channels?
What is the brown material which glues it together?
How are you keeping the thermocouple sealed?
What is the max operating pressure you expect?
Sorry for all the questions,
Thanks,
Nikita Alexandrov
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