600–1700 °C (Continuous Caster, Reheat Furnace Exit, Hot Strip Mill, Hot Plate Mill, Hot Beam Mill)
200–1200 °C (Continuous Annealing Lines, Annealing Furnaces, Galvanizing/Galvanneal Lines, Hot Strip Mill, Hot Plate Mill)
150–1100 °C (Float Glass, Lehr, Glass Tempering, Glass Forming, Glass Coating, Solar Panels)
20–850 °C (Paper, Rotary Kilns, Non-woven Dryers, Thermoforming, Plastic Extruders, Galvanizing Lines)
50–350 °C (Plastic Polymers, Thin Plastics, Plastic Thermoforming, Steel Paint Coating Lines)
Detects hot spots on calender rolls. Prevents roll damage and costly repairs. Ensures reliable roll performance.
Monitors plastic sheet temperature. Ensures consistent product formation. Improves product quality and reduces defects.
Monitors refractory lining condition. Detects deterioration before failure. Improves operational safety and reliability.
Provides high-resolution thermal imaging. Detects small defects during production. Improves solar module quality.
Measures edge-to-edge strip temperature. Verifies temperature uniformity. Supports stable strip processing.
Provides non-contact edge-to-edge temperature monitoring. Ensures uniform heating across the strip. Improves process control.
Monitors temperature across the full strip width. Detects uneven heating. Enhances product consistency.
Continuously scans kiln shell temperature. Detects refractory lining issues early. Reduces downtime and maintenance costs.