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Pyrometer/Thermometer

03/12/2007 10:30 AM

I am looking for a pyrometer/Thermometer to replace our model HFT-82 made by Anritsu. I understand that the HFT-82 is obsolete. This is used to take surface temperature. We need to be able to work with F and C and also be able to calibrate the pyrometer to a hotplate. In other owrds, if the hotplate is set to 320 degrees F and the pyrometer reads 316 degrees F, we need to be able to set the pyrometer/thermometer to 320 degrees F. Any suggestions on a replacement pyrometer/thermometer would be helpful.

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Re: Pyrometer/Thermometer

03/12/2007 4:02 PM

Take a look at GlobaSpec for starters.

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Re: Pyrometer/Thermometer

03/13/2007 3:34 AM
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Re: Pyrometer/Thermometer

03/13/2007 4:11 AM

I suggest you choose one infrared temperaturemeter. its uncontact and can measure at remote place. it has f/c convert automaticly. your temperature can be select 0-500c.

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Re: Pyrometer/Thermometer

03/13/2007 9:08 AM

Thanks for the message. Do you have a part number or a web site I can look at? Thanks.

Bob

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Re: Pyrometer/Thermometer

03/14/2007 4:07 AM

you can visit my web site or discuss with me for details

info@ndt.cn

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Re: Pyrometer/Thermometer

03/13/2007 4:17 AM

Have a look at the Isotech or Cropico website, as they both supply excellent quality thermometers. They have the ability to take up to 10 input channels for either PRT's or Thermocouples.

Worth a look!

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Re: Pyrometer/Thermometer

03/13/2007 8:27 AM

Try link below

www.eurolec-instruments.com

they are great at producing systems to replace obsolete devices

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