Short-Wavelength Pyrometers
Description
There are three distinct Single-Wavelength pyrometer technologies: Short-Wavelength, Long-Wavelength, and Specialty-Wavelength. Single-Wavelength pyrometers are preferred when appropriate due to simpler, lower-cost technology. For most applications, select the shortest wavelength compatible with the measurement conditions and desired temperature span. Specialty wavelengths may be necessary depending on the optical and emissivity properties of the target. No matter your application, Williamson has the industrial infrared thermometer technology to suit your needs.
Short-Wavelength Pyrometers
Specifications |
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| Detector Type: | Thermal Absorber (thermopile) |
| Spectral Range: | 0.9-2.9um |
| Size: | 39 mm |
| Maximum Power: | -- W |
| Noise Equivalent Power: | -- uW |
| Max Average Power Density: | -- kW/cm2 |
Applications
Melt Shop & Caster: Ladle-Tundish Preheat& Stationary Shroud
Primary Steel & Iron: Amalgamation/Pelletization Kiln
Sinter Plant Cooling Bed
Steel Hot Rolling Mill: Reheat Furnace Entry & Steel Rolling Stands & Steel Coiler
Rotary Kiln
Annealing & Finishing: Cold Mill, Down Leg Cooling & Paint-Line Primer
Forging: Flame Fired Furnace & Static Die Measurement
Aluminum Extrusion: Quench Confirmation& Die Measurement
Incinerators & Power Boilers
Oilfield Tubular: Quench Confirmation
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Frequently Asked Questions
The three distinct Single-Wavelength pyrometer technologies are Short-Wavelength, Long-Wavelength, and Specialty-Wavelength.
The accuracy of the Short-Wavelength pyrometer is 0.25% of reading or 2°C whichever is greater.
Single-Wavelength pyrometers are preferred for most applications due to simpler, lower-cost technology.
The temperature range for the Single-Wavelength pyrometers varies by model, but it is 0 to 5500°F / 0 to 3040°C.
The weight of the Single-Wavelength pyrometer is 3.6lbs (1.6kg).