Terrafirma Instruments have two new pyrometrs available.
The first is the Model 2000 which is a Low Cost, low temperature pyrometer for non-metallic surfaces. The model 2000 is a fully digital pyrometer with full functionality at a very low price.
The temperature range is -32 to 900C and it can easily be configured using the digital interface and optional USB module. It has a max value storage facility and adjustable emissivity and response time.
The second instrument is the Model 320/23, which is a fully digital pyrometer for metallic surfaces. This pyrometer can measure temperatures from as low as 75C and upto 1800C, in 4 temperature ranges. The pyrometer is fuuly fetaured and all parameters can be adjusted using the digital interface.
These new pyrometers offer price/performance ratios that are unbeatable in todays market.
Ask for details now!!
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Monday, August 10, 2009
New MikroSHOT_B Thermal Imager
To compliment the already suucessful MikroSHOT Thermal Imager, MIKRON has launched the MikroSHOT_B version.
The MikroSHOT_B has a reduced temperature span of -20 to 100°C and an improved temperatre resolution of 0.1°C.
With a 160 x 120 pixel array detector and an itegral visual camera, the MikroSHOT is the best low cost camera on the market.
The really good news is that both the MikroSHOT cameras have been reduced in price making them even more competitive!
Send me an email if you want more info!!!
Monday, June 8, 2009
No Export Licenece needed!
IMPAC Infrared now supply a full range of thermal imaging cameras.
Up to 60Hz frame rate, without waiting for an export licence.
160 x 120, 320 x 240 and 640 x 480 pixel array detectors.
Temperatures from -40 to 2000°C
Selected waveband models.
Low cost units.
Smart cameras
The most comprehensive ranmge of cameras available from one supplier:
IMPAC Infrared
www.impac-infrared.com
Up to 60Hz frame rate, without waiting for an export licence.
160 x 120, 320 x 240 and 640 x 480 pixel array detectors.
Temperatures from -40 to 2000°C
Selected waveband models.
Low cost units.
Smart cameras
The most comprehensive ranmge of cameras available from one supplier:
IMPAC Infrared
www.impac-infrared.com
Monday, June 1, 2009
Pyrometer or Thermal Imaging Camera?
With the cost of thermal imaging cameras falling almost monthly, there is a temptation to use a camera instead of a spot pyrometer for measuring temperature.
But, Buyer Beware! At best a thermal imaging camera has an accuracy of +/- 2. Whereas a spot pyrometer can have an accuracy of +/-0.5% or better.
So if actual temperature is the real requirement, don't ditch the pyrometer just yet.
As temperatures increase the inaccuracies of the thermal imaging cameras also increase. The specification of standard cameras are somewhat hazy at high temperature and few suppliers actually state the full specification in the higher ranges.
If you want to use a thermal imaging camera at high temperatures then the same principles when selecting a pyrometer apply. Select the shortest wavelength possible to minimise the effects of variable emissivity.
The better known companies can supply selected waveband thermal imaging cameras that will do the job much better than a long wavelength camera.
However you won't be able to buy a camera for £3,000!
In this business you really do get what you pay for!
But, Buyer Beware! At best a thermal imaging camera has an accuracy of +/- 2. Whereas a spot pyrometer can have an accuracy of +/-0.5% or better.
So if actual temperature is the real requirement, don't ditch the pyrometer just yet.
As temperatures increase the inaccuracies of the thermal imaging cameras also increase. The specification of standard cameras are somewhat hazy at high temperature and few suppliers actually state the full specification in the higher ranges.
If you want to use a thermal imaging camera at high temperatures then the same principles when selecting a pyrometer apply. Select the shortest wavelength possible to minimise the effects of variable emissivity.
The better known companies can supply selected waveband thermal imaging cameras that will do the job much better than a long wavelength camera.
However you won't be able to buy a camera for £3,000!
In this business you really do get what you pay for!
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Ultra fast infrared temperature measurement
The Photrix infrared pyrometers from Luxtron can measure temperatures from as low a 65°C at speeds upto 1000hz.
They offer unmatched speed and precision due to superior signal to noise ratios.
The Photrix uses shorter shorter wavelength detectors that minimize the effect of emissivity errors and improve accuracy of the measurements. The Photrix also offers ambient temperature compensation to combat drift for unmatched longterm stability and reproducibility for long process cycle applications like crystal growth.
A standard Photrix system includes the sensor electronics with anti-reflective coated lens, the communication interface module (CIM), RS-232 interface cable, universal power supply and the TemperaSure™ data acquisition and graphing interface software.
Contact IMPAC Infrared for more details:
www.impac-infrared.com
They offer unmatched speed and precision due to superior signal to noise ratios.
The Photrix uses shorter shorter wavelength detectors that minimize the effect of emissivity errors and improve accuracy of the measurements. The Photrix also offers ambient temperature compensation to combat drift for unmatched longterm stability and reproducibility for long process cycle applications like crystal growth.
A standard Photrix system includes the sensor electronics with anti-reflective coated lens, the communication interface module (CIM), RS-232 interface cable, universal power supply and the TemperaSure™ data acquisition and graphing interface software.
Contact IMPAC Infrared for more details:
www.impac-infrared.com
Monday, May 11, 2009
Dual Waveband Thermal Imaging Camera
IMPAC Infrared has launched the new M7604 Thermal Imaging Camera.
This industry first dual wavelength camera offers the user the standard benefits of a high performance long wavelength thermal imaging camera, plus the option to have a specially selected waveband of either 3.9µm or 5µm.
The 3.9µm waveband is ideal for looking through flames into hot furnaces etc, whilst the 5µm waveband is used for the measurement of the surface of glass above 200°C.
The M7604 is a high performance thermal imaging camera aimed at the professional thermographer who recognises the need for a quality instrument.
Contact IMPAC Infrared Ltd for more information: www.impac-infrared.com,
email info@impac-infrared.com
Thermal Imaging Camera used at Airport to Check for Swine Flu
Thermal Imaging Cameras such as the IVN 780-P from IMPAC Infrared are now being installed at airports to carry out live checking of arrivees for fever symptoms.
The 320 x 240 pixel array camera gives excellent image resolution and is ideal for this application.
Using the on board Isotherm feature, people with higher than normal temperaures are quickly and easily identified.
This is a very cost effective way to screen passengers, requiring minimal equipment.
For more information contact:
IMPAC Infrared Ltd UK.
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