IR thermometer

    May 30, 2000
    The Pyrofiber fiberoptic noncontact automatic emissivity correcting IR thermometer has a single digital and two analog outputs. The device uses pulse-laser technology to measure infrared radiance inside a furnace while correcting for emissivity to get a true target temperature with an accuracy ?3deg;C.

    The Pyrofiber fiberoptic noncontact automatic emissivity correcting IR thermometer has a single digital and two analog outputs. The device uses pulse-laser technology to measure infrared radiance inside a furnace while correcting for emissivity to get a true target temperature with an accuracy ±3°C. Temperature models between 2597°C and 2981°C with target sizes from 1- to 58-mm diameter at focal distances from 101 to 3048 mm are available.
    Pyrometer Instrument Co., Northvale, NJ

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