Fixed pyrometers and hot-process targets
For a fixed pyrometer, describe the installation as well as the instrument. Include the spectral band from the specification, single-colour or ratio measurement mode, sighting arrangement and the actual product temperatures used. For a ratio instrument, identify the mode to be checked; the name alone does not define the calibration.
Describe the target dimensions, stand-off distance and any sight glass, purge assembly or protective optics in the measuring path. These details matter when a small hot target fills only part of the field of view. Say whether you need the sensor reading, analogue output or complete installed indication included. For a line-mounted unit, send the access and shutdown requirements before a visit is planned.
Describe the optics and the target
Record the instrument model, its distance-to-spot specification and the usual viewing distance. Tell us the target material and its approximate dimensions. For a fixed installation, mention a sight window or lens accessory through which the instrument normally views the product.
Include the emissivity setting
Copy the emissivity value used in your procedure or say that the setting is fixed. List the temperatures at which you want readings reported. Some handheld units also have an input for a contact probe. Identify that channel separately if it belongs on the quotation.
When the instrument stays on the line
For an installed sensor in IMT Faridabad, give its mounting location and the maintenance window available to your team. For a portable unit anywhere in India, ask RTS to confirm the suitable reference arrangement and receiving address before sending it.