Medical
Measure and control temperature across medical processes, from cryotherapy and glass syringe production to sterilization and dental thermoforming.
Case Studies & factoids
Solutions that worked
Cold Shock Therapy
- Cryotherapy uses temperatures around -150°C to treat injuries, inflammation, swelling, and muscle stiffness
- Liquid CO₂ cools skin from approx. 32°C to 2–4°C within 30 seconds
- Continuous monitoring prevents overcooling and skin damage
- Optris CS LT integrated into the treatment pistol displays real-time surface temperature
- Operating range: -40°C to 1030°C covers the full process
- Process temperature: -150°C to 32°C
Glass Syringe Production
- Needle glued to glass tube at approx. 125°C
- Punctual measuring pyrometers monitor and control the process
- Ensures consistent quality across syringe production
Sterilization of Glass Bottles
- Pharmaceutical glass bottles require sterilization at a defined temperature to ensure aseptic conditions
- Punctual measuring pyrometer monitors and secures the correct temperature throughout
Thermoforming of Dental Products
- Infrared radiators heat plastic foil to a defined temperature before forming dental mouthpieces
- Homogeneous surface temperature prevents local burning and crack formation
- Non-contact pyrometer monitors foil temperature; heating stops automatically at the set point
- Optris CS LT operates in ambient temperatures up to 80°C without additional cooling
- Process temperature: 110°C to 230°C
