DIAS Infrared

A manufacturer for non-contact temperature measurement technology – made in Germany, made by DIAS

Specialists for non-contact temperature measurement.
“Everthing from one source” : R & D, manufacturing, sales and service.
DIAS have more than 20 years of experience in the field of non-contact temperature measurement.
 

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Infrared cameras	Pyrometers / Infrared thermometers
DIAS Infrared camera series PYROVIEW for non-contact         thermal imaging of temperatures from  -20 °C to 3000 °C. At a glance: DIAS infrared camera series PYROVIEW Model Series PYROVIEW compact+ and                              PYROVIEW protection	DIAS pyrometer series PYROSPOT for punctual non-contact measurement of temperatures from -40 °C to 3000 °C.  At a glance: DIAS pyrometer series PYROSPOT: Digital pyrometers, ratio pyrometers, fiber optic pyrometers, infrared thermometers
Infrared line cameras	Infrared detectors and arrays
DIAS infrared line cameras PYROLINE – the reliable alternative to linescanners – for the fast non-contact measurement of temperature profiles from0 °C bis 1300 °C . At a glance: DIAS infrared line camera series PYROLINE: Model series PYROLINE compact and PYROLINE protection	Pyroelectric infrared detectors and arrays PYROSENS for gas analysis, spectroscopy, motion sensors and temperature measurement.  At a glance: DIAS infrared detectors PYROSENS: Pyroelectric single element detectors and multichannel detectors, linear arrays, infrared line sensors
Infrared system solutions	Calibration sources / Black bodies
Individual DIAS infrared systemsfire detection, steel mills,           glass plants or traffic monitoring.  At a glance: DIAS infrared system solutions and applications	High quality calibration series PYROTHERM for testing and calibration of thermal imagers and pyrometers in the temperature range from 15 °C to 1500 °C. At a glance: DIAS calibration sources (black bodies) PYROTHERM

Products

You get the complete solution line-up of non-contact temperature measurement technology from one source. DIAS develops and manufactures its products in Germany. DIAS offer you an individual and professional consulting service around your measurement task. As a specialist for costumized system solutions DIAS realize complex projects including project planning, software, installation, startup and maintance.

• Infrared camera series PYROVIEW for measuring temperature distributions
• Infrared line camera series PYROLINE for recording of temperature profiles
• Pyrometer series PYROSPOT for spot temperature measurement

In addition, DIAS offer a variety of accessories, special products from simple temperature switch to complex system solutions, for example, for early fire detection, software, calibration sources and services.

DIAS also develop and manufacture special infrared sensors and arrays, not only for non-contact temperature measurement, but also for gas analysis and spectroscopy.

 

Non-contact temperature measurement – your benefit

• Non-destructive measurement
• Continuous real-time observation of your process
• Measurement at parts that are difficult to access
• Temperature measurement over small and large distances
• Measurement of fastchanging temperatures
• Measurement of extreme high temperatures (up to 3000 °C)
• Temperature measurement on aggressive materials as well as in electro magnetic fields

 

Which spectral ranges does suit to which application?

Principle: Measure at wavelengths as short as possible to minimize temperature measurement errors resulting from emissivity inaccuracies. 

Please read this article for more information.

Material	Temperature range	Spectral range	Device designation
Non-metals, coated metals	-40 °C to 1000 °C	8 µm to 14 µm	“L”
Ultra-thin glass	300 °C to 1200 °C	about 7.7 µm	“U”
Glass surfaces	100 °C to 2500 °C	4.8 µm to 5.2 µm	“G”
Carbon	500 °C to 2000 °C	about 4.5 µm	“C”
Measurements through flames and combustion gases	300 °C to 2500 °C	about 3.9 µm	“F”
Metals, ceramics, graphite	250 °C to 2500 °C	1.5 µm to 1.8 µm	“N”
Metals, ceramics, glass melts	600 °C to 3000 °C	0.8 µm to 1.1 µm	“N”