Temperature Measurement Systems  Manufacturers, Traders, Suppliers

Measuring, controlling, regulating and evaluating - when it comes to pioneering automation and digitalisation technology, the ifm group of companies is a pioneer and partner. Since the company was founded in 1969, ifm has been developing, producing and selling sensors, controllers, software and systems for industrial automation and digitalisation worldwide. Today, the ifm group of companies is one of the global industry leaders with around 9,055 employees.

• Precise temperature measurement through Pt1000 sensor element. * Integrated or separate evaluation electronics selectable. * Modular concept - tailor-made for every application. * Variable process connection technology through optional adapters. * Robust mechanics with high vibration and shock resistance.

* Precise temperature measurement through Pt1000 sensor element. * Integrated or separate evaluation electronics selectable. * Modular concept - tailor-made for every application. * Variable process connection technology through optional adapters. * Robust mechanics with high vibration and shock resistance.

Requirements Temperature monitoring is one of the most important measuring tasks in the food industry. In order to ensure a constant process quality, the temperature sensors used must be calibrated regularly. This is time consuming and expensive. Implementation The temperature sensors of type TAD use two different sensor elements that monitor each other in the process. This ensures that any drift of the sensor is reliably detected. Furthermore, if one element fails, the process can be continued with the second measuring element (backup function). Customer benefits The two high-precision and long-term stable measuring elements of the TAD temperature sensor create safety and quality in the process. The 4...20 mA signal, which is proportional to temperature, allows processing via any standard control system. For easy further processing, the signal is scalable for the relevant temperature range. The diagnostic output warns when "Drift warning limit reached" or "Drift alarm limit reached". ifm electronic guarantees reliable drift detection within the set drift limits for a period of 5 years. The integrated ASEPTOFLEX adapter thread allows hygienic adaptation to all common process adapters. The completely closed housing guarantees protection class IP 69 K. The chosen design reduces dirt deposits and is easy to clean all around.

Fagus-GreCon Greten GmbH & Co. KG is an owner-managed family business with headquarters in Alfeld/Hanover. The GreCon division is market leader in the production and development of measuring technology and fire protection systems for applications in numerous industries including the wood-based panel industry. The Fagus division is a leader in the field of production and development of shoe lasts. The two business divisions are active worldwide and offer customer service on site. Built in 1911 by the architect Walter Gropius, the Fagus plant is one of the first examples of modern architecture and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011. The Fagus-GreCon Group currently has more than 600 employees worldwide.