Announcing the new Fluke 1586A Super-DAQ Precision Temperature Scanner

The 1586A Super-DAQ is ideal for data acquisition where accurate temperature measurement is critical such as pharmaceutical, biotechnology, aerospace, food, processing and energy applications.

Why the 1586A Super-DAQ?

• Best temperature measurement accuracy
• Flexible configuration for the factory or benchtop
• Multiple modes of operation
• Real-time graphing in color
• Data portability and security
• Automated sensor calibration

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WOW CAN YOU BELIEVE IT. . . . CALIBRATED TO -106°C ON OUR NEW FLUKE 9190A IN THE LAB TODAY!!!

The Fluke Calibration 9190A Ultra-Cool Field Metrology Well is the most accurate and stable, cold temperature dry-block on the market. It’s ideal for applications that demand strict quality control and regulatory process compliance. These applications include on-location validation and calibration of RTDs, thermocouples, thermometers, and sensors used with process control equipment such as medical freezers, laboratory refrigerators, cold rooms, blood banks, sterilisers (autoclaves), and freeze dryers.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE 9190A CLICK HERE

FLUKE CALIBRATION WEB SEMINAR SERIES CONTINUES

FLUKE CALIBRATION WEB SEMINARS

ARE A CONVENIENT WAY TO BOOST YOUR KNOWLEDGE

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Annealing an RTD: Why, When and How  

DATES & TIMES

Wednesday, August 7, 2013

11:00 am Pacific U.S.
2:00 pm Eastern U.S.
1:00 pm Mexico City, Mexico
7:00 pm London, England

Wednesday, August 7, 2013

6:00 pm Pacific U.S.
9:00 pm Eastern U.S.
9:00 am Singapore
11:00 am Sydney, Australia

Automating Tasks with MET/TEAM Auto Alerts

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

7:00 am Pacific U.S.
10:00 am Eastern U.S.
9:00 am Mexico City, Mexico
3:00 pm London, England

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

10:00 am Pacific U.S.
1:00 pm Eastern U.S.
12:00 pm Mexico City, Mexico
6 :00 pm London, England

Improving Calibration Test Ratios Using a Reference Multimeter

Tuesday, August 27, 2013

8:00 am Pacific U.S.
11:00 am Eastern U.S.
10:00 am Mexico City
4:00 pm London, England

Improving Calibration Test Ratios Using a Reference Multimeter

Thursday, August 29, 2013

11:00 am Pacific U.S.
2:00 pm Eastern U.S.
1:00 pm Mexico City
7:00 pm London, England

New web seminars are scheduled monthly. Visit the Future Web Seminars page to see more of our upcoming seminars or visit the Web Seminar Archives to view our previously recorded events.

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Maintaining Accreditation with Calibration Management Software

DATE & TIMES  

Wednesday, July 3, 2013

                                                                                  

7:00 am Pacific U.S.
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3:00 pm London, England

Wednesday, July 3, 2013

10:00 am Pacific U.S.
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6:00 pm London, England

Best Practices for Maintaining Temperature Calibration Equipment

DATE & TIMES

Wednesday, July 10, 2013

11:00 am Pacific U.S.
2:00 pm Eastern U.S.
7:00 pm London, England

Software Customization for Business Rules and Processes

DATE & TIMES

Tuesday, July 30, 2013

7:00 am Pacific U.S.
10:00 am Eastern U.S.
3:00 pm London, England

Tuesday, July 30, 2013

10:00 am Pacific U.S.
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Las Mejores Prácticas para el Mantenimiento de los

Equipos de Calibración de Temperatura

DATE & TIMES

Wednesday, July 31, 2013

11:00 am Pacific U.S.
2:00 pm Eastern U.S.
1:00 pm Mexico City
3:00 pm Buenos Aires

New web seminars are scheduled monthly.

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TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENT TRAINING

Join us on June 12th for our

complimentary RTDology session, 

“Thermocouples – Operation and Application”

Thermocouples can be an ideal choice for temperature measurement in processes where the environment is harsh and/or the temperature is above 700°F. Selecting the correct thermocouple for your process is critical to achieving accurate and reliable measurements. Bill Bergquist, Senior Application Engineer at Burns, will lead this one-hour practical session packed with facts and insights to help you make the right choice.

We’ll cover topics including:
– Basic Operation
– Types and Temperature Ranges
– Typical Applications and Sensor Selection
– Failure Modes
– And much more!

Register NOW:

Thermocouples – Operation and Application June 12th

Session:	Thermocouples – Operation and Application
When:	June 12th, 2013 | 12:00 – 1:00 PM Central Time
Where:	Online
Cost:	FREE

FREE TRAINING – RTDology – “TEMPERATURE BASICS”

Join us on April 10th for our complimentary RTDology session, “Temperature Basics”

The perfect refresher for the Engineer and an excellent overview for the Non-Engineer! Learn the basics of temperature fundamentals in this complimentary RTDology session on April 10th. Bill Bergquist, Senior Application Engineer at Burns, will lead this one-hour practical session highlighting the key concepts and calculations that describe the basics of temperature measurement, both in theory and practice.

We’ll cover topics including:
– The definition of temperature
– The various temperature scales
– Temperature terminology
– Types of sensors
– and many other key temperature measurement topics

Register NOW:

Temperature Basics, April 10th

Session:	Temperature Basics
When:	April 10th, 2013 | 12:00 – 1:00 PM Central Time
Where:	Online
Cost:	FREE

SAVE 10% OF YOUR CIP CHEMICAL USE BY CHOOSING YOKOGAWA CONDUCTIVITY TRANSMITTERS

Understanding exactly what is going on when diluting Chemicals for CIP applications in your process will help you save 10% or more of the chemicals you are using – which of course has the added benefit of not needing to be treated as waste in your effluent system saving you further money.

Current methods for measuring concentration of  1 to 3%  NaOH Caustic and  HNO3  Nitric Acid solutions especially at elevated temperatures typically 60 to 80 degC ,  lead to 10%  more chemical being utilised than is required to clean the process .

With the correct selection of Temperature Compensation , we will save you 10% of your chemical use and we will be delighted to call and show you how.

Our Yokogawa Sc450 and Flexa Series of process Conductivity/Concentration meters have the most advanced built in temperature compensation curves available for your CIP activities.  

• Unique touch screen operation and easy operation and calibration screens

• Enhanced diagnostics, process trending graphics and on-screen logbook for data storage

• Two mA-outputs and four SPDT relay contacts with display indicators

• Hart® Communications

• FM Class 1, Div.2, Group ABCD, T6 for Ta-20 to 55°C

• IP66/NEMA4X 1/2 DIN enclosure for Field Mounting and Panel Mounting

• Advanced Process Temperature Compensation

• Cell fouling monitoring

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Yokogawa and the Food and Beverages Industries

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FLUKE Calibration and Metrology Web Seminar Series

Real-world expertise and practical tips about electrical, flow, pressure, RF and temperature calibration.

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YOKOGAWA RELEASES NEW DIGITAL PANEL METER FOR PROCESS APPLICATIONS

Yokogawa is pleased to announce the release of the ProPlus Digital Panel Meter series which was designed according to Yokogawa’s well known and rigorous engineering and high quality standards. The ProPlus Digital Panel Meter series is available in the following 8 different models with up to 24 feature enhancing options.

• YPP6000 – Process Meter

• YPP6060 – Dual Input Process Meter

• YPP6100 – Strain Gauge Input Meter; Available Winter 2012

• YPP6200 – Analog Input Flow Rate/Totalizer

• YPP6210 – Input Batch Controller

• YPP6300 – Pulse Input Flow Rate/Totalizer

• YPP6310 – Pulse Input Batch Controller

• YPP7000 – Temperature Meter

Process application examples for the ProPlus Digital Panel Meter series include tank level, pump control, batch size plus many more.

For more information on the ProPlus Series CLICK HERE

YOKOGAWA PROCESS INSTRUMENTATION FOR FOOD AND BEVERAGE INDUSTRIES

YOKOGAWA, a world leader in Process Instrumentation have developed a range of instruments for dedicated applications in the food and beverage industries with sanitary process connections and sensors designed to meet the demanding requirements of those industries.

Pressure Instruments

With sanitary process seals

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Flow Instruments

For food grade products

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Temperature Instruments

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Data Acquisition

Paper and paperless chart recorders for applications including CIP/SIP, fermentation where secure data is a regulatory requirements

 Learn More…

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