optris thermoMETER P20 handheld industrial temperature sensor

Tuesday, 10 March, 2015 | Supplied by: Bestech Australia Pty Ltd

optris has released a range of infrared thermometers suitable for the recognition of object temperature from 0 to 2000°C. The thermoMETER P20 adopts non-contact measurement, detecting target temperature at a maximum distance of 12 m. Integrated laser aiming, together with optional telescopic sight, allows exact sighting of measuring targets.

The temperature sensor has adjustable emissivity from 0.100 to 1.000 with spectral range from 525 nm to 14 μm. The range is suitable for used in blast furnaces, forging processes, temperature measurement of liquid metals and OEM.

Online: www.bestech.com.au
Phone: 03 9540 5100
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