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Selecting the Right Temperature Sensor

Plant and maintencace engineers use infrared temperature measurement devices, both handheld and fixed/online versions, as non-contact,

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Micro-Epsilon at MAINTEC 2010

Visitors to this year’s MAINTEC 2010 exhibition (2-4 March 2009), will have the opportunity to look at a new range of temperature sensing products from Micro-Epsilon (UK) Ltd (stand C3). These products include a new range of low cost handheld thermal imaging cameras, as well as a new range of non-contact, inline process temperature sensors.

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High resolution portable surface profiler uses confocal displacement sensors

A new non-contact metrology system that provides portable surface profiling, imaging and thickness measurements down to nanometre resolutions, is utilising high precision optoNCDT 2401 confocal displacement sensors from Micro-Epsilon.

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Non-contact sensors measure thickness and flatness of solar glass panels

A manufacturer of thin-film solar power modules is using non-contact measurement systems from Micro-Epsilon in order to inspect the quality of solar glass panels. The measurement system has helped to reduce the cost of processing defective parts.

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Ratio pyrometer sets new benchmark in low cost measurement of difficult high temperature applications

Micro-Epsilon has expanded its range of non-contact infrared temperature sensors to include a new compact infrared ratio temperature sensor (ratio pyrometer). ...

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New low cost handheld thermal imager now available

Precision sensor manufacturer Micro-Epsilon UK Ltd has set up a new partnership agreement with Flir Systems UK, a leading supplier of infrared thermography systems.

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Draw-wire sensors used for wind turbine rotor blade testing

Draw-wire displacement sensors from Micro-Epsilon are playing a vital role in the testing of the latest generation of wind turbine blades at the Fraunhofer Institute in Bremerhaven, Germany.

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Draw wire sensors offer precision in operating theatres

Utilisation and cost efficiency are now just as important measures to medical operating theatres as they have always been to manufacturing companies. The latest operating tables, for example, offer numerous functions for precise handling of the patient, but need to be efficient and cost-effective.

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New inline infrared sensors measure temperature of metals and composites from 50°C up to 1800°C

Visitors to Micro-Epsilon’s stand (no. 58) at this year’s MAINTEC 2009 exhibition (17-19 March 2009) will be able to see a demonstration of the company’s new thermoMETER CT laser range of infrared non-contact temperature sensors.

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Largest reflector telescope in China uses custom eddy current sensors

Precision sensor specialist Micro-Epsilon has supplied 600 eddy current sensors to the Chinese Academy of Science for use on the LAMOST (Large sky Area Multi-Object fibre Spectroscopic Telescope), the largest reflector telescope in China.

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Displacement sensor provides ultra-high resolution for nano-positioning units

A supplier of nano-positioning systems for Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) is using non-contact capacitive displacement sensors from Micro-Epsilon to measure the travel distance of test items down to nanometre resolution.

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New laser profile sensor and new low cost thermal imager on show at Mtec

At this year’s Mtec 2009 exhibition (25-26 March 2009), sensor manufacturer Micro-Epsilon (UK) Ltd will be showcasing a range of unique sensor products on stand 816. The stand will include ‘live’ working demonstrations of sensor products solving real-world measurement problems.

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