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9140 Series Easy Automated Calibration in the Field

Announcing, the new Field Metrology Wells with automated calibration of temperature sensors, transmitters and switches – in a compact attractive package from your friends at the Fluke Hart Scientific division. Find out how to get yours today.

Temperature calibration has never been so easy. With Field Metrology Wells from Hart Scientific you simply:
1)Put the probe into the Field Metrology Well
2) Set up the test or calibration
3) Run it
4) Come back later and review the results.

There’s no babysitting, no extra software to buy, no manually recorded results and no need to repeatedly move each step of the calibration along. The results are documented and you can view them when you return or download them to a computer.

The 9140 series Field Metrology Wells are designed to meet key performance criteria over the temperature range of –25 °C to 661 °C. With three models to choose from you can maximize performance in a way that fits into your budget. Click here for more information.

Confidence and Traceability for Infrared

You know what’s at stake. It costs thousands to shut down a production line for maintenance and more if the shutdown is unplanned. The credibility of a technician’s recommendation to shut down is only as good as his infrared thermometer and its calibration. Two major requirements are accuracy and consistency.

How to get accurate and consistent results: Even those infrared thermometers that cannot be adjusted can benefit from a calibration that demonstrates the consistency and validity of your results. A trusted calibration means less worry, fewer questions and more time being productive. To get more reliable, traceable, and consistent results, buy a 4180 or 4181 Precision Infrared Calibrator. Consistent and accurate calibrations require large targets because of scatter in infrared thermometer lenses. Reliable calibration of the measurement surface measures the energy radiated by the surface and not just its internal temperature. Called “radiometric calibration,” it calibrates the infrared temperature of the target which depends on emissivity (the largest and most neglected source of error in infrared temperature calibrations). Click here for an informative application note. These easy-to-use infrared calibrators are high-accuracy, portable and compensate for the emissivity of infrared thermometers in a simple way with unique technology. Model 4180 has a temperature range of –15 °C to 120 °C, with radiometric display accuracy as good as ± 0.40 °C, and Model 4181 measures from 35 °C to 500 °C, with radiometric display accuracy as good as ±0.35 °C. Click here to learn more information about Precision Infrared Calibrators.

7380 Automated Calibration System

With a 7380, Automated Calibration System, you can perform consistent, repeatable calibrations quickly and efficiently.

Each system comes complete with everything you need to automate the calibration of PRTs, thermistors and thermocouples, including a 7380 bath for calibrations from 100 °C down to –80 °C, a 5615 Secondary Reference Probe, and a 1529 readout that can measure up to four temperature sensors. A 9938 MET/TEMP II automation package is included to minimize labor costs and maximize return on investment.

5608 & 5609 Secondary PRTs with Calibration Options

The 5608 and 5609 are affordable high-temperature secondary reference PRTs. The temperature range of the 5609 goes from –200 °C to 670 °C, with optional calibrations. Its short-term stability at the triple point of water is only ± 10 mK, and its one-quarter-inch (6.23 mm) diameter lets you get accurate measurements in only 100 mm of immersion.

The 5608 is also a ± 10 mK probe at the triple point of water, but its one-eighth-inch (3.18 mm) diameter makes accurate measurements from –200 °C to 500 °C possible with only 80 mm (3.1 in) of immersion. With multiple sheath length options on both of these probes, you’ll find the dimensions that are just right for your specific application.

Hart Scientific’s high accuracy temperature/humidity logger has new wireless and Ethernet capability

Hart Scientific, a division of Fluke Corporation and the world leader in temperature calibration products and services, announces the new Hart Scientific 1620A paperless temperature and humidity data logger with wireless, Ethernet, and RS-232 communications.

5947 Mini Metal-Cased Aluminum Cell

The 5947 Mini Metal-Cased Aluminum Cell completes Hart’s set of metal-cased fixed-point cells that spans from 29.7646 °C to 660.323 °C. These cells meet the requirements of the ITS-90 and also overcome the fragility of the classic quartz fixed-point cells. If you’re calibrating working SPRTs, PRTs, or thermocouples and want the most accurate calibration possible, these cells will give it to you.

These mini cells can achieve nearly the same uncertainty levels as Hart’s traditional fixed-point cells, but Hart’s 594X series of mini cells cost less, work faster, and are easier to use than traditionally sized cells because they can be used in our 9260 Mini Fixed-Point Cell Furnace. The 5947’s immersion depth is 156 mm (6.14 in), and the diameter of its reentrant well is 7.8 mm (0.31 in).

5611T Teflon Probe

The 5611T Teflon Probe’s unique construction makes it an especially versatile thermistor. With a tip that is just 3 mm (0.120 in) in diam¬eter and a Teflon coating that makes it impervious to most liquids, the Teflon Probe is handy for measuring in a wide variety of applications, including bio-pharmaceuticals. It’s even immersible to nearly 20 feet and very flexible.

The 5611T’s thermistor bead is encapsulated in a mylar sleeve that is encapsulated inside a Teflon sleeve. The Teflon sleeve is melted around the Teflon-insulated cable, forming a moisture-proof seal.

The 5611T’s has low self heating, fast response times, and is less susceptible to mechanical shock than a PRT.

Fluke Hart Scientific’s New Triple Point of Water Cells Contain VSMOW (Vienna Standard Mean Ocean Water)traceable water

Fluke’s Hart Scientific Division, the world leader in temperature calibration, announces new triple point of water cells. The triple point of water occurs when water coexists within a single glass enclosure (typically glass) in all three of its phases: gas, liquid, and solid. It is defined within the International Temperature Scale as 0.01°C and is the most accurate device used to calibrate or verify thermometers.

New Metrology Wells from Fluke’s Hart Scientific division extend laboratory performance to the field

Offer stability to ±0.005 °C and axial (vertical) uniformity to ±0.02 °C

Every once in a while, a new product comes around that changes the rules. It happened when we introduced handheld dry-wells. It happened when we introduced Micro-Baths. Now we’ve combined bath-level performance with dry-well functionality and legitimate reference thermometry to create Metrology Wells.