Infrared Temperature Sensors & Pyrometers

Infrared thermometers and pyrometers measure surface temperatures remotely without any contact with the target. Infrared energy emitted by the object is captured by the sensor and converted to a precise temperature reading in milliseconds — making them ideal for moving parts, high-voltage components, molten materials, and fast production lines where contact measurement is impossible or would disturb the process. With a comprehensive range covering –50°C to +3,000°C, we offer a solution for every temperature measurement challenge in industry and R&D.

Key Specifications

  • Two-colour ratio pyrometer models for measurement through dust, smoke, and steam
  • Temperature range: –50°C to +3,000°C across the full product range
  • Spectral ranges: 1 µm, 1.6 µm, 2.3 µm, 3.43 µm, 8–14 µm — selectable for specific media and materials
  • Response time: as fast as 1 ms for high-speed processes
  • Optics: fixed and adjustable focus, close-focus models for small targets down to 0.5 mm spot size
  • Accuracy: ±1°C or ±1% of reading depending on model
  • Outputs: 4–20 mA, 0–10 V, thermocouple, RS232, USB, IO-Link
  • Laser sighting and integrated video camera options available for precise target alignment
  • Protection ratings: IP65 / IP67 with optional water-cooled or air-purged accessories for harsh environments

Key Applications

  • Metal processing — forging, casting, rolling, induction hardening, annealing
  • Glass manufacturing — float glass, borosilicate, glass tube and container production
  • Plastics — injection moulding, thermoforming, film extrusion, heat sealing
  • Automotive — paint drying, brake disc testing, welding verification
  • Semiconductor — wafer processing, epitaxy, rapid thermal processing
  • Additive manufacturing — laser powder bed fusion, wire arc manufacturing
  • Food and pharmaceutical — sterilisation verification, packaging sealing, tablet coating
  • R&D and laboratory — material characterisation, thermal analysis, emissivity measurement
  • Condition monitoring — electrical equipment, motors, transformers, mechanical components
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