News

26. May 2026

From June 9 to 11, 2026, DIAS Infrared will be exhibiting at Sensor+Test in Nuremberg—the leading international trade fair for sensor, measurement, and testing technology. read on…

20. May 2026

From June 2 to 3, 2026, DIAS Infrared will be exhibiting at all about automation in Hamburg, Germany. read on…

20. May 2026

How can you detect defective weld seams in a running packaging line—reliably, non-contact, and in real time?  read on…

13. April 2026

Predictive maintenance, smart sensors, and automation are trends being discussed at the Hannover Messe.  read on…

25. September 2025

DIAS Infrared has been active worldwide for several decades – and not alone. read on…

14. April 2025

The pyroelectric infrared detectors of the PYROSENS series from DIAS Infrared have been successfully used for many years in gas analysis, spectroscopy, non-contact temperature measurement, and radiation measurement devices. The detector elements are made of the pyroelectric material lithium tantalate, which enables very high signal-to-noise ratios or specific detectivities D* as well as excellent temperature and long-term stability of the detector properties. With large values of the specific detectivity D*, high detection sensitivities of the infrared measuring devices can be achieved, for example, very low gas concentrations can be measured. read on…

1. April 2025

The long-standing, proven PYROSPOT pyrometer series 44 from DIAS Infrared has now been expanded with another fiber optic device, the DGEF 44N, for non-contact temperature measurement from 100°C to 1200°C. With its spectral range of 2.0 µm to 2.6 µm, the pyrometer is particularly suitable for measurements on metals and ceramics. read on…

17. January 2025

The thermal imaging camera series PYROVIEW, which has proven itself over many years, has now been expanded with a new model in the short-wave infrared spectral range (SWIR). read on…

28. October 2024

In this video we would like to show you how easy it is to connect a DIAS pyrometer from the PYROSPOT series. read on…

14. October 2024

In our tutorial, we show you some basic functions of our pyrometer analysis software PYROSOFT Spot. read on…