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Listing of all 35 news releases from Impac Infrared:

Digital PID controller has short cycle time

A fast, digital, programmable PID-controller has been introduced for the use with IMPAC digital infrared pyrometers and features an extremely short controller-cycle time of only 250 microsec.

News from Impac Infrared (17 August 2007)

Pyrometers with miniature sensing heads

New products covered in a new brochure from Impac Infrared include: IN 510/520 Series; High performance, low cost, digital pyrometers with miniature sensing heads.

News from Impac Infrared ( 3 April 2007)

Infrared high speed pyrometer processes with ease

The high-speed pyrometer range of Impac's Kleiber Infrared products has been redesigned and new models introduced, with response times as quick as 10 microseconds.

News from Impac Infrared ( 3 April 2007)

In-line infrared cameras measure to 3600 deg C

Continued development has seen the introduction of an extensive range of on-line cameras that can measure temperatures from 0 to 1300 deg C for permanent installation in industrial processes.

News from Impac Infrared (23 August 2006)

Digital pyrometers fit in confined spaces

Fully digital pyrometers - for where space is limited - can be used in ambient temperatures upto 180 deg C without cooling and integral LC display shows the actual temperature reading.

News from Impac Infrared (25 July 2006)

Ultra high-speed pyrometers measure in 10 microsec

For high speed usage standard infrared pyrometers may not be fast enough to track the temperature changes, but ultra high-speed pyrometers can measure temperatures in 10 microsec.

News from Impac Infrared (30 June 2006)

High resolution thermal imager is portable

A low cost high-resolution camera, which has a , 320 x 240 pixel array brings high-resolution thermal imaging into a market that has been dominated by 160 x 120 array cameras.

News from Impac Infrared (27 June 2006)

Choosing the correct thermal imaging camera

The infrared systems market is changing rapidly and now high-resolution 320 x 240 pixel cameras are available at prices not much higher than the low-resolution models, giving a better choice.

News from Impac Infrared (14 June 2006)

Low cost thermal camera has high resolution

For applications where the targets have small areas of interest, a 320 x 240 detector has four times the number of pixels of a 160 x 120 detector, and one exists now in the low cost market.

News from Impac Infrared (15 March 2006)

Infrared measures plastics film temperatures

High performance infrared pyrometer uses a very narrow wave band to measure precisely the temperature of polyethylene and polypropylene plastics film as thin as 30 micron.

News from Impac Infrared (24 February 2006)

Measuring molten metal stream temperatures

A handheld instrument - a single wavelength type working at a very short wavelength - has software for overcoming the identified problems of measuring molten metal streams.

News from Impac Infrared (13 February 2006)

Infrared pyrometer measures down to 100 deg C

Latest device in a range of non contact temperature measurement pyrometers is a low temperature, short wavelength, fibre optic pyrometer for the measurement of low emissivity materials.

News from Impac Infrared ( 3 February 2006)

Hardening temperatures measured without contact

Technical background article Temperature measurement is easily handled by precise devices and the use of pyrometers for non-contact measurement has been proven to be successful for induction hardening applications.

News from Impac Infrared ( 9 January 2006)

Infrared pyrometer checks forging billets

With a temperature span of 250 to 1800 deg C the Infrared Pyrometer from IMPAC is an ideal instrument for measuring the temperature of heated components prior to forging.

News from Impac Infrared (25 November 2005)

Infrared pyrometer selection simplified

IMPAC Infrared has redesigned its website to make the selection of infrared pyrometers much more simplified and logical.

News from Impac Infrared (25 November 2005)

Infrared thermometers check 'warm' metals

Lower temperature infrared thermometers are designed to meet the requirements for low temperature measurement of metal surfaces between 30 and 1300 deg C.

News from Impac Infrared (21 October 2005)

Shiny hot metal surfaces can now be checked

An 'Emissivity Enhancer' solves the problematic temperature measurement of shiny, highly reflective metal surfaces experienced when using infrared thermometers.

News from Impac Infrared (21 October 2005)

Portable infrared pyrometer measures metals

Recognising the need for a quality affordable pyrometer for the metals industry, a fast response, high temperature, short wavelength pyrometer has been developed.

News from Impac Infrared (10 October 2005)

Infrared pyrometers benefit from digital systems

Using digital technology, infrared pyrometers range from the simplest OEM instrument, where cost performance ratios are important, to advanced systems.