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Raytek Launches Miniature Infrared Thermometers with Improved Features

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Sep 8 2010

Germany-based Raytek has introduced a robust miniature pyrometer made of IP65 stainless steel known as MI3, with in-built electronics which calibrates temperatures in the range of - 40°C to 1650°C.

M13 Infrared Sensors

With a diameter of 14 mm and a length of 28 mm, this unique OEM version is a minute highly operative, individual infrared temperature sensing device for steady installation in the markets. In the IR temperature sensing devices the analog calibrations are transmitted as µV waves from the sensor head to the electronics whereas in the improved MI3 sensors, the measured, digital temperature readings can be obtained directly from the sensor head itself.

The Infrared M13 thermometers provide rapid, safe and cost-effective method to calibrate automation and process control temperatures. The wide temperature set up and improved characteristics enables the MI3 to meet the necessities of almost all industrial applications and offers consistent integration to the current OEM systems or control equipments.

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