The M670S noncontact infrared thermometer accurately measures temperatures from 662° to 5,432° F in stationary and moving parts. Applications include induction heating of small parts, vacuum melting of metals, heat-treating furnaces, glass melting tanks, and rotary kilns. Thermometers feature digital inter-faces to remotely address up to 32 sensors, upright through-lens sighting with variable focus, and alarms to warn of extreme temperatures or process rates. They measure temperature by receiving passive radiation from targets at short wavelengths of visible or infrared light. This reportedly minimizes the effects of water vapor and target emission variations. The units measure through glass, quartz, or sapphire ports.

Mikron Infrared Inc.