Hot runner thermocouples are specialized products designed to withstand high temperatures, vibration, and molten plastic environments. Common product categories include nozzle thermocouples, manifold thermocouples, bayonet‑mounted sensors, spring‑loaded thermocouples, and quick‑connect plug types. K‑type and J‑type are the most widely used models, covering nearly all general and engineering plastic applications. High‑temperature thermocouples can withstand up to 500°C for materials such as PA, PC, PPS, and PEI. Thermocouple junctions are divided into grounded, ungrounded, and exposed types to meet different response speed and anti‑interference needs. High‑flex cables, sealed connectors, and bendable probes improve durability and simplify installation and maintenance. Many manufacturers offer customized lengths, diameters, and connectors to fit special mold structures. High‑quality thermocouple products feature stable output, long service life, and strong compatibility with temperature controllers. Selecting the right product structure directly affects heating efficiency, temperature accuracy, and system reliability. This article introduces classification, structural features, material selection, and application scenarios of hot runner thermocouple products, helping buyers make informed decisions and reduce maintenance costs in long‑term production.
