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Welcome to our latest newsletter, where we are pleased to announce new technology, features in publications, upcoming events, and more!
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We have partnered with Dronfield Henry Fanshawe School to support its education and engineering department.
This collaboration marks the start of an exciting journey where we will actively engage with the school, providing students and parents valuable insights into the company.
Including field trips to the Dronfield headquarters, educational workshops, work experience, and proactively inviting applications for apprenticeship placements.
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE PARTNERSHIP >
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We recently relaunched our market-leading SPOT pyrometer range with enhanced features and benefits for a wide range of industrial applications
The new SPOT+ family offers a wide range of temperature measurements from 50 to 3500 °C (122 to 6332 °F) and a choice of different wavelengths for applications including metals, glass, cement and lime kilns and foundries.
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We have revealed an industry-leading protection design for thermal imaging cameras without the compromise of a wire grid.
This new, proven, protective housing has been developed for thermal cameras in challenging installation conditions and offers many distinct benefits around optical clarity, temperature accuracy, improved efficiency and lower maintenance.
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NEW APPLICATION NOTE: GOING OFF GRID
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Thermal cameras have become a standard and highly valued tool for the continuous, automated monitoring of critical assets, including flares and gasifiers or other high-temperature surfaces.
The technical benefits are clear, but the installation conditions are often challenging.
Cameras therefore need to be installed inside protective housings to reduce exposure to high temperatures and corrosive, outdoor environments, or to ensure that they are not a potential source of ignition.
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NEW CASE STUDY: HUNDHAUSEN
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We have helped a high-quality metal component manufacturer to significantly reduce its foundry costs.
One of the leading foundries in Germany, Hundhausen Casting GmbH, specialises in the production of cast iron parts with nodular graphite. Its high-quality products and first-class service are designed to meet the demands of renowned customers from the automotive, mechanical engineering, railway technology, and hydraulics sectors.
The company was looking for a reliable temperature measurement solution to be installed at its Schwerte foundry to support high product quality while reducing lifetime costs.
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International Aluminium Journal - The Role of Temperature Measurement in Aluminium Production and Processing
With the increasing demand for specialised aluminium alloys designed for use in high-end applications such as aerospace, automotive or safety products, there is a growing need for metal producers to meet complex mechanical specifications and to decrease final product weight.
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SEPTEMBER EDITION
This month we would like to showcase several new blogs written by our experts.From temperature measurements in the aluminium industry to extending furnace lifetime with our cameras, we've got it all covered.
READ THE LATEST EDITION >
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SEE US AT UPCOMING EVENTS
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84th Conference on Glass Problems (GPC 2023) - Ohio, United States
6-9 November 2023
Our experts will present when, where and why to install an in-furnace thermal imaging system.
REGISTER >
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LH Petrochemie 2023- Le Havre, France
22-23 November 2023
Our experts will showcase some of our leading solutions for the petrochemical industry.
REGISTER >
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