TEHRAN, YJC. Researchers at a science-based company have developed a thermometer that uses infrared light, eliminating the need for contact with the object being observed.
Mohammad
Ebrahim Sagherzchi, CEO of the company provided comments on the device as using
optical, opto-electrical, and electrical systems and added "In many cases in metallurgical
processes it is impossible or highly risky to determine temperature by contact,
while this system makes possible taking temperature from afar and with no
contact involved.”
He
added that the device is suitable, precise tool for taking temperature without
contact and that it is used for the fusion and casting of deferent metals and
alloys such as cast iron, steel, glasswork, cement, ceramics, as well as in educational
and research centers and universities.
Saghezchi
asserted that the product is completely domestic.
He
added that measurement distance with this device is flexible and the measurement
error factor has been eliminated.