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Hart Scientific Portable Infrared Calibrator
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DO-90911-20
9133:Portable Ir Calibrator [HR9133]
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HR9132 - For IR calibrations above normal ambient, the HR9132 provides a stable blackbody target up to 500° C (932° F). With accuracy to ±0.5 °C and stability to ±0.1 °C, this new portable IR unit can certify most handheld pyrometers.
Short heating and cooling times mean you won't have to wait long to get your work done. From room temperature to 500 °C the HR9132 will be stable within 30 minutes. You won't find a more compact IR calibrator.
HR9133 - If you're calibrating IR guns are at cold temperatures, you'll love our new HR9133. With solid state cooling technology, this new IR calibrator reaches –30 °C (-22°F) in normal ambient conditions. With a new conveniently located dry gas fitting on the front bezel, the HR9133 won't build up ice on the target. At the upper end of its range, the 9133 provides stable temperature to 150° C (302°F).
With heating and cooling times of about 15 minutes from ambient to either extreme, the HR9133 gets you to temperature quickly and performs when it gets there. Compare your IR devices to the temperature display - its factory calibrated (NIST traceable) to be within ± 0.4°C (± 0.7°F). No other IR calibrator gives you this level of precision in such a compact package. Whatever your temperature application, trust a Hart product to solve it.
FEATURES
- Certify IR pyrometers from –30° C to 500 ° C (-22 &3176F to 932 °F)
- Large 2.,25” (57mm) blackbody target
- RTD reference well for high precision
- Small, compact design
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| Specifications | | Model | 9133 | | Brand | Hart Scientific |
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