Pyrometer

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Wanna-Be
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Location: Brady, WA

Pyrometer

Post by Wanna-Be »

I'm new to this but recognize I'm going to need a pyrometer to monitor the furnace temp..
I plan to use my McEnglevan gas furnace for casting aluminum to gray cast iron, as well as heat treating.
I have seen sensors that can be plugged into a Fluke multi meter but no sure of their range, etc..

Any advice would be appreciated.

Steve
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SteveM
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Re: Pyrometer

Post by SteveM »

I can't help, but I know these guys can:

http://www.omega.com/

Just about everything for measuring temperature, pressure, humidity and other environmental variables.

Steve
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