High-temperature measurement
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The measured temperature is around 1300 degrees. Does anyone know any manufacturers of infrared thermometers or relevant information?
A temperature of 1300 degrees can be measured using an R-type thermocouple made of platinum-rhodium 13-platinum; infrared thermocouples can also be used, though with slightly lower accuracy
In fact, one needs to consider maintenance and stability when deciding whether to use infrared technology; for example, Raytek products from the United States are quite good. However, during the heating process, a thermocouple is still required for temporary temperature measurement below 600°C. The main issues with using S-type fittings are the difficulties in installation and the tendency of the sleeve material to crack; overall, it is not cost-effective. This post was last edited by ZZD109 on 2009-3-23 13:20]
Fluke and American Raytek are the best for infrared thermometers.
Infrared temperature measurement systems are good, but they are very expensive. Your temperature is only 1300 – it’s not an extremely high temperature; thermocouples should be sufficient for this purpose, as they are simple to use and easy to maintain!
For temperature measurement at 1300°, thermocouples are the first choice due to their cost-effectiveness and practicality.