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Infrared pyrometer for glass production
04 March 2013
Raytek has added to its Marathon pyrometer series a model for use in the production of thin glass. The MMG7 sensor measures infrared radiation at a wavelength of 7.9µm. The company has precisely adjusted the measurement spectrum to the reflecting medium and to the 300 to 900°C measured temperature range.

Raytek has added to its Marathon
pyrometer series a model for use in
the production of thin glass. The
MMG7 sensor measures
infrared radiation at
a wavelength of
7.9µm. The
company has
precisely adjusted
the measurement
spectrum to the
reflecting medium and to the 300 to
900°C measured temperature range.
Raytek says that at shorter wavelengths, background radiation could distort results, while surface reflection is too strong in the longer-wave area.
The point sensor has a 100:1resolution, and achieves a precision of ± 1% and a repeatability of ± 0.5% or ± 0.5°C. With a response time of just 120ms, the device is said to deliver reliable data even in very fast processes.
Raytek says that at shorter wavelengths, background radiation could distort results, while surface reflection is too strong in the longer-wave area.
The point sensor has a 100:1resolution, and achieves a precision of ± 1% and a repeatability of ± 0.5% or ± 0.5°C. With a response time of just 120ms, the device is said to deliver reliable data even in very fast processes.
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