The new infrared thermometer is easy to use in chemical environments
Holding a non-contact infrared thermometer that looks like a pistol, you only need to aim at the target and pull the trigger to accurately measure the temperature and display the temperature value on the large screen of the thermometer. Fluke Corporation of the United States showed off its Ti series, 570 series, 60 series and the newly launched Fluke 62 Mini infrared thermometer at a press conference on its new temperature platform held in Beijing last week.
According to reports, this non-contact infrared thermometer can be used in hazardous environments in the chemical industry, as well as in various special places such as process flows and construction. Fluke's electronic test instruments and tools are known for their portability, ruggedness, accuracy, ease of use and high quality, making the company a global player in this field.
In order to further develop the temperature testing instrument market, Fluke acquired Leitai, the world's largest supplier of infrared non-contact temperature measurement instruments, and integrated their temperature testing products into the new Fluke temperature platform. The newly established Fluke temperature platform business is divided into three parts: portable, thermal imaging camera and online. This foreign company, which entered the Chinese market in 1978, has developed rapidly in the industrial field of testing and maintenance instruments and tools, and stated that it will provide Chinese users with stronger quality assurance and a more complete maintenance service network in the future.
How to take temperature measurement?
To take a temperature measurement, simply point the instrument at the dot you want to measure. Be sure to consider the distance to size ratio and field of view. Important things to remember when using the ld-300 infrared thermometer are:
1. Only measure the surface temperature. The ld-300 infrared thermometer cannot measure internal temperature.
2. Do not measure temperature through glass. Glass has different reflective and transmissive properties than other materials, affecting infrared temperature readings.
3. It is recommended not to use the ld-300 infrared thermometer to measure bright or polished metal surfaces (stainless steel, aluminum, etc.).
4. Pay attention to environmental conditions. Steam, dust, smoke, etc. cover the lens and hinder measurement.
