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DIAS Infrared's PYROSPOT Series 42
The DIAS Infrared company's PYROSPOT Series 42 radiation thermometer is a temperature gauge specialized for industrial applications. We offer products with various measurement temperature ranges. It features an aluminum housing with IP65 protection, making it suitable for harsh environments.
DIAS Infrared's Pyrospot Series 40
The PYROSPOT Series 40 is a two-wire temperature sensor equipped with a USB interface, designed to be universal, compact, and robust.
DIAS Infrared's PYROSPOT Series 44
The PYROSPOT Series 44 is a versatile and robust radiation and two-color thermometer. The series includes products with a measurement range of -40 to 2500°C. Various options are available for use in a wide range of applications.
DIAS Infrared's PYROSPOT Series 54
The DIAS Infrared PYROSPOT Series 54 is a versatile high-speed radiation thermometer and two-color thermometer with a wide measurement temperature range of -40 to 3000°C across the entire series. It features a stainless steel housing, making it suitable for use in harsh environments. There are three types of aiming for the measurement section: laser, through-lens aiming, or video camera. It can be used in industries such as steel and metal, melting furnaces, and ceramics.
DIAS Infrared's PYROSPOT Series 4
A compact and easy-to-use infrared thermometer. Typical application areas include the metal and glass industries, papermaking, and food production. The Series 4 devices offer high cost performance and are ideal for OEM use.
DIAS Infrared's PYROSPOT Series 47
The PYROSPOT series 47 is a versatile and robust radiation thermometer equipped with an Ethernet interface. The series includes products with a measurement range of -40 to 2500°C. Various options are available for use in a wide range of applications.
DIAS Infrared's PYROSPOT (radiation thermometer)
A pyrometer is also known as a radiation thermometer or infrared thermometer. PYROSPOT represents a pyrometer for non-contact point temperature measurement in the range of -40°C to 3000°C. To minimize temperature measurement errors physically caused by inaccuracies in emissivity, measurements should be taken at short wavelengths. We offer a wide variety of pyrometers based on measurement temperature range, interface, environmental performance, and more. By answering a survey, we can recommend the most suitable product for you.
DIAS Infrared's PYROSPOT Series 56
The PYROSPOT56 series has a measurement range from -40 to 3000°C. A display for showing the measured temperature and buttons for displaying parameters are located on the back.
DIAS Infrared's PYROSPOT Series 10
The PYROSPOT series 10 is developed for high precision in industrial and research and development applications. It features a series configuration that covers a wide range of temperatures. There are also models specifically designed for incinerator applications. With many options available, it can accommodate various installation environments and the objects to be measured.
DIAS Infrared's PYROSPOT Series 11
It has been developed for applications that require continuous operation in industrial settings. This is a stainless steel radiation and two-color thermometer with an IP65 rating and a fiber optic cable. The optical head can be combined to change the target size and the distance to the target. It is used in the steel industry, kiln engineering, welding, and the metal industry.
DIAS Infrared's PYROSPOT Series 55
The series covers a temperature measurement range of 75 to 3000°C. It is suitable for measuring the surface temperatures of metals, graphite, and ceramics. The stainless steel housing, compliant with IP65, allows for use in harsh environments.
DIAS Infrared's PTROSPOT Series 80
Using this portable and robust device allows for flexible operation at all measurement points. The integrated video module, along with the color TFT display, enables easy and accurate alignment of the thermometer with the measurement target. This allows for safer measurements in harsher industrial environments than those typically encountered with viewfinders commonly used with high-temperature thermometers.
