Name: SATO SK-8900 nhiệt kế hồng ngoại (−40~ 450°C/ ±3°C)
Brand: SATO KEIRYOKI
SKU: SK-8900
Price: 3390000 VND
Availability: InStock

SATO KEIRYOKI Japan

Infrared Thermometer Model: SK-8900 (No.8263-00)

SATO Keiryoki SK-8900 is an infrared thermometer with a wide measuring range applicable from frozen food production as cold as –40°C to heavy industry as hot as 450°C, with three different emissivity selectable.

Distance-to-spot ratio is 10:1 thus it enables measurement of a narrower area. Calibration traceability certificate service is available.

One of the best advantages of a contactless infrared thermometer is its quick response. With SK-8900 you can easily and instantly measure surface temperature in one hand.

■ Applicable for a wide range of temperature from −40 to 450°C. Using a single-point laser marker helps you identify the target at a glance. ■ D:S = 10:1 (D is distance to the object, S is a diameter of a spot circle) Emissivity is selectable from three points: 0.85, 0.90, 0.95. ■ Certified for PSC, a standard based on Japan's Consumer Product Safety Act, as a class II portable laser device. ■ LCD backlight improves readability in a dark place. ■ Turns off the power automatically if the keys are not pressed for 6 seconds, to prevent from running out the battery even when you forget to turn it off. ■ Auto hold function keeps the measured value on the LCD for 6 seconds. ■ Equipped with a lens cap to protect the sensing section from dust or foreign matter. It also protects users from looking at laser activated accidentally when not used. ■ Traceable calibration available

Pic.: Sato Keiryoki SK-8900 infrared thermometer ( −40 to 450°C/ ±3°C) at Semiki's warehouse

Description

■ Caution! This device is for industrial use, not for clinical use. ■ What is the distance-to-spot ratio? A distance-to-spot ratio, which is the ratio of the Distance between the object and the thermometer to the size of the Spot, is preset at D:S = 10:1 for SK-8900. For example, if the distance is 500 mm, a spot circle of diameter 50 mm can be measured. Make sure that the object is larger than the circle. The spot circle is defined as an area to receive 90% of the emitted energy from the object. ■ Warning: Do not look into the laser marker source or point it on eyes as it may damage eyes. SK-8900 conforms to the Class II in the Standard for Safe Use of Laser Products (JIS C6802) which is defined as follows: A visible light (wavelength between 400 and 700 nm) with an output level less than 1 mW that a human's protective response can resist. PSC mark is labeled on the device to prove its quality based on Japan's Consumer Product Safety Act.