IR-E

There are three main types of infrared emitters. They are classified according to emitted wave lengths. Which emitter type is the best for your application depends on many factors. For most applications an optimum match of emitted wave length and absorption of the target material is desirable. This means a highly efficient transfer of radiation energy in the material and thus a very quick heating. However, there are exceptions to the rule. At very high required energy densities, cyclical processes, transparent, thin or low-conductive materials it might be necessary under certain circumstances to deliberately use emitters whose characteristics deviate radically from the absorption characteristics of the material to be processed. Finally, in many applications, including thermoforming, all three basic emitter types are successfully used – long wave ceramic emitters, medium wave quartz emitters and short wave halogen emitters.

The T610 is a handheld measuring instrument from the Trotec MultiMeasure family, used for quick non-destructive moisture measurement up to 300 mm. Another advantage of the process, aside from the measuring depth, is its independence from the level of salt content in the material. This creates no dissimilarity to the microwave technique, whether it is an older or a new building being gauged. Since the unit’s screen can show two values, for purposes of results evaluation, a function value can be indicated at the same time as the present measured value, if needed. The T610 moisture meter can be linked to a PC through a USB cable. Due to the MultiMeasure Studio Software, the gauged values of the device can be transported online and in real time to the PC. A few practical benefits: German industrial design in robust, premium two-component construction with IP54 type of protection

Overpressure or underpressure - Different pressure and measuring ranges - Various operating languages - Optionally with ProfiNet interface and USB interface - Robust, durable design

Flue gas flowmeter for continuous measurement of gas velocity, temperature and pressure in exhaust gas ducts (chimneys or flue pipes).