Introduction to the Operation Principle Guide for Dual-Color Fixed Thermometer
Infrared thermometers in the glass industry require heating to very high temperatures. Infrared thermometers are used to monitor the temperature in furnaces. Handheld sensors detect high temperature points by measuring the external environment. Measure the temperature of melted glass to determine the appropriate temperature at the furnace mouth. In flat glass products, sensors need to detect temperature at each processing stage. Incorrect temperature or rapid temperature changes can cause uneven expansion or contraction. For bottle and container products, the melted glass will flow towards the front furnace maintained at the same temperature. Infrared thermometers are used to detect the temperature of the glass in the front furnace. So it should be in an appropriate state at the exit. In fiberglass products, infrared sensors are used to detect the temperature of the glass in the front furnace during processing. Another use of infrared sensors in the glass industry is in the production process of windshield products.
Application of dual color infrared thermometer in plastic industry:
In the plastic industry, infrared thermometers are used to prevent product contamination, measure dynamic objects, and measure high-temperature plastics. During the spraying process of blown film, temperature measurement to adjust for heating and cooling can help maintain the integrity of plastic tension and its thickness. During the process of spraying the film, sensors help control the temperature to ensure the thickness and consistency of the product. During sheet extrusion, sensors allow operators to adjust the extinguished heater and cold coil to ensure product quality.
