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This is a temperature simulator for regularly checking the accuracy of K-type thermocouple thermometers.
The output temperature can be measured at 12 points: -20, -10, 0, +10, +30, +50, +100, +195, +250, +500, +800, and +1000℃. The MIcroCal-2 will be delivered with a traceable UKAS calibration certificate.
This is a temperature calibrator for infrared radiation thermometers designed with a compact and lightweight structure so that calibration can be performed at the work site.
The BX-350 can be calibrated between +50℃ and +350℃, while the BX-500 can be calibrated between +50℃ and +500℃. Connect the BX-350/500 to the power supply, turn the switch on, and set it to the desired calibration temperature. After the temperature stabilizes, set the emissivity of the infrared radiation thermometer to 0.95 and measure the temperature on a large black body target. Then, determine the error between the displayed temperature of the BX-350/500 and the displayed temperature of the thermometer. The BX-350/500 is equipped with an RTD (platinum resistance) temperature sensor for temperature control.
The DW-3001 is a temperature calibrator designed with a compact and lightweight structure, allowing for calibration of digital thermometers with temperature sensors on-site.
The DW-3001 supports sensor diameters of 3.3, 4, 4.76, and 6.35 mm. After connecting to the power supply and turning the switch on the front panel to "On," the specified temperature will stabilize within ±0.5℃ after about 5 minutes. Then, insert the thermometer's sensor into a hole of the same size as the sensor to determine the error between the displayed temperature of the DW-3001 and the thermometer. The DW-3001 can be calibrated with a resolution of 0.1℃ between +33℃ and +300℃.
The DW-3101 is a compact and lightweight temperature calibrator that also supports calibration at negative temperatures.
Calibration can be performed between -10℃ and +110℃ with a resolution of 0.1℃. Additionally, by replacing the insert, it can accommodate temperature sensors with diameters of 3.3, 4.1, 4.8, 6.4, and 9.6mm. After connecting to the power supply and turning on the switch on the front panel, the temperature will stabilize at 0℃ or 100℃ within ±0.5℃ after about 10 minutes from the ambient temperature. Then, insert the thermometer's sensor into the hole of the insert that is the same size as the sensor to determine the error between the displayed temperature of the DW-3101 and the thermometer. The DW-3004 will be delivered with a calibration certificate that includes traceability.
