Scanning Infrared ThermoMeter

Scanning infrared thermometers measure temperature by detecting the infrared radiation energy emitted from an object's surface, converting it into an electrical signal, and calculating the temperature value. They are used for non-contact measurement of surface temperature distribution on moving or hazardous objects, monitoring temperature uniformity in processes such as printing and drying or plastic molding.
Selection
When selecting, consider that the temperature measurement range covers the temperature of the object being measured, the spatial resolution meets the minimum detection target, and the response speed matches the movement frequency of the object. Pay attention to the need for material emissivity correction, the impact of environmental moisture and dust on measurements, and ensure the equipment's protection level is suitable for on-site conditions.
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Using infrared Light spectrum measurement technology, the temperature measurement range covers -18 to 1150 ° C, the accuracy is +/- 2%, with 20:1 object distance ratio and 500ms fast Response, support Data storage and USB connection function.

$ 153.00

Far infrared radiation heating technology, equipped with thermistor control thermoMeter, Temperature range RT +~ 300 ℃, Temperature Fluctuation +/- 2 ℃, with fast drying and low energy consumption characteristics, suitable for a variety of Sample Handling.

$ 586.00

Far infrared radiation heating technology, Temperature range RT +~ 300 ℃, Temperature Fluctuation +/- 2 ℃, equipped with thermistor control thermoMeter, automatic thermostatic control, fast drying and low energy consumption.

$ 883.00

Equipped with Infrared Sensor and Thermal Probe Dual Measurement mode, Response Time is only 1 second, Optical inspection coefficient is 3:1, support -40~ 150 ℃ wide range temperature measurement, to meet the needs of accurate temperature detection in different scenarios.

$ 654.00

Using shortwave infrared technology, temperature range 200~ 2200 ℃, accuracy +/- 2%, with laser positioning, data retention and emissivity adjustable functions, Response Time 500ms, object distance ratio 80:1.

$ 307.00

Far infrared radiation heating technology, Temperature range RT +~ 300 ℃, Temperature Fluctuation +/- 2 ℃, equipped with thermistor control thermoMeter, fast low consumption adjustment is convenient.

$ 507.00

With -50~ 900 ℃ wide range and +/- 2% accuracy, 12:1 object distance ratio for non-contact measurement, Response Time 500ms, compact and lightweight only 170g, suitable for high temperature or hazardous environment.

$ 114.00

Far infrared radiation heating technology, temperature control accuracy +/- 2 ℃, equipped with thermistor control thermoMeter, rapid low consumption drying, Inner Chamber dimensions 320 * 380 * 320mm.

$ 391.00

Far infrared radiation heating technology, Temperature range RT +~ 300 ℃, Temperature Fluctuation +/- 2 ℃, equipped with thermistor control thermoMeter, rapid low consumption drying, suitable for a variety of Sample Handling.

$ 1009.00

Far infrared radiation heating technology, Temperature range RT +~ 300 ℃, temperature fluctuation +/- 2 ℃, equipped with thermistor control thermoMeter, with fast, low consumption, easy adjustment and other advantages, suitable for drying a variety of samples.

$ 465.00

Far infrared radiation heating technology, Temperature range RT +~ 300 ℃, Temperature Fluctuation +/- 2 ℃, equipped with thermistor control thermoMeter, with fast drying, low energy consumption and easy adjustment, suitable for a variety of Sample Handling.

$ 581.00

Non-contact measurement avoids contact with dangerous objects, Response Time 500ms Fast reading temperature, temperature range -32~ 550 ℃ covers a wide range of scenarios, compact structure and easy to operate.

$ 85.00

Temperature measurement range 200~ 1850 ℃, object distance ratio 80:1, Response wavelength 900~ 1700nm, support Data storage and USB connection, suitable for long-distance accurate measurement.

$ 263.00

With a wide temperature measurement range of -50~ 480 ℃, the accuracy is +/- 1.5%, the Response Time is only 500ms, the object distance ratio is 12:1, suitable for fast non-contact measurement, lightweight and portable.

$ 103.00

The equipment temperature range -32~ 400 ℃, accuracy +/- 2%, object distance ratio 12:1, support laser positioning and backlight display, Response Time 500ms, easy to fast non-contact operation.

$ 94.00

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