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29. April 2015

DIAS Infrared is known as a manufacturer of high quality pyroelectric infrared detectors for years. The sensors are manufactured without exception in Dresden, where the company is headquartered. The high detectivity sensors and linear sensor arrays can be used for applications in spectroscopy and gas analysis. read on…

29. April 2015

The DIAS infrared cameras now are now equipped additionally with the GigE Vision transmission standard. read on…

26. April 2015

In May the fair Sensor + Test 2015 will present the whole competence in measurement technology for testing, measuring and monitoring tasks for all industries. In the spotlight this year is the environmental monitoring. For that the basis are verifiable measurement values for adaption in industrial processes and the accurate monitoring of environmental conditions. That’s why DIAS Infrared will present its application cases for the solar industry at Sensor + Test 2015. read on…

21. April 2015

More than 6 Million people have visited the fair Hannover Messe this year. read on…

25. March 2015

It’s the first infrared camera worldwide for non-contact temperature measurement in strong permanent magnetic fields: PYROVIEW 640 L-PMF from DIAS Infrared. A very special challenging application is the temperature monitoring of critical components in strong permanent magnetic fields, e.g. in fusion plants or magnetic resonance tomography.The required thermal imaging technology will be presented by DIAS at the Hannover Messe fair from April 13-17, 2015. read on…

25. March 2015

The Hannover Messe is the worldwide leading fair for the industry. It’s an important platform for product news of the whole industrial value chain. Thereby the Hannover Messe covers particularly the core areas of industrial automation and IT, energy and environmental technologies, industrial subcontracting, manufacturing technologies, services and research and development. As part of the 10 concurrent fairs also DIAS Infrared is an exhibitor. read on…

6. March 2015

ZFor the first time component and system manufactures will meet at the “all about automation” fair, a regional fair for industry automation, in Dortmund (Westfalenhallen). Among the exhibitors with a focus on measurement and control technology as well as sensors and vision also includes the DIAS Infrared GmbH. As a specialist in non-contact temperature measurement, the company with headquarters in Dresden, will inform on new developments and solutions for temperature measurement in the manufacturing and process automation in various industries. read on…

13. February 2015

The product family of our PYROVIEW infrared cameras for application in high-temperature range expands and is always advanced. Next to the PYROVIEW 512N and 768N there is the new PYROVIEW 320N infrared camera with a large continuous temperature range from 300 °C to 1200 °C available. All three variants are equipped with a high-dynamic NIR array and are unique in this way. With the NIR PYROVIEW product family high-temperature measurements from 300 °C up to 3000 °C are possible now, e.g. in metal, glass and ceramic industry..

17. October 2014

The process control concerning the high-precision temperature measurement is an essential quality factor in industrial float glass production, glass hardening and glass forms as well as in conglutination of multilayer glass. Cracks, thickenings, thin spots or blisters appear as clear temperature differences and can disable the complete charge. So the temperatures of the liquid glass as well as from the solid glass have to be detected to intervene in the process and to change parameters as needed. For it DIAS Infrared has created a continuous solution with its pyrometers.

15. October 2014

The hitherto existing fixed pyrometers with IP65 stainless steel housing of PYROSPOT series 54 and 56 provide precise and fast temperature measurements in the near infrared range from 200 °C to 3000 °C. Now there are two new pyrometer types in the middle infrared range around 5 µm wavelength, in the temperature range from 100 °C to 2500 °C, for application in the glass industry as well as in the long-wave range from 8 µm to 14 µm for measurements on non-metals and coated materials between –40 °C and 1000 °C. read on…