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The Controlled Atmosphere Brazing (CAB) and Vacuum Furnace Tracker Systems from Fluke Process Instruments feature the Datapaq TP6 data logger, a reflective or sealed for CAB thermal barrier, thermocouples and our intuitive Insight™ Software to create a complete solution. The CAB Furnace Tracker Systems featuring the TB4000 & TB4002 thermal barriers operate in environments up to 800°C (1472°F) and are designed for frequent use in the aggressive atmosphere present in this process. The Vacuum Brazing Furnace Tracker Systems, which include the VB1150 & VB1151 thermal barriers, make use of reflective plate technology to eliminate the need for insulation and ensure that out-gassing from the system is minimized so production is not disrupted when profiling. Both systems can be used to conduct temperature uniformity surveys (TUS) in compliance with CQI 29. Data Logger The Datapaq TP6 is the perfect solution for the most demanding high-temperature profiling applications

The Datapaq TP6 is the perfect solution for the most demanding high temperature profiling applications with a 316-grade machined stainless-steel case and IP67 rating. Its robust software options also allow you to read information from the data logger in real-time with the optional Radio Frequency (RF) system and USB/Bluetooth connection options. • Available in 10 and 20 channel configurations and two case styles • Water resistant (IP67 rated) • ATEX certified version available, allowing for safe operation in Zone II classified areas • Communication via USB or Bluetooth • Real time telemetry via USB, RF telemetry and Bluetooth* • Alkaline, NiMH and Lithium battery options • Compatible with the Datapaq Insight™ for mobile application

Hydraulically operated control equipment are to an increasing extent controlled by electronic means nowadays. This is the application range - in consideration of the extreme conditions of use which the control transmitter ST2000 is especially designed for. Corresponding to the lever displacement, it provides a direction dependent switch and control signal output for both axes X and Y. Wear-free and non-contacting inductive linear transmitters are used as primary elements of the measuring system, with respect to mode of activation and robustness their design can be compared with that of the valve system of hydraulic control transmitters. The built-in electronic circuit provides for control purposes on its output per axis either a current or a voltage signal with switchable characteristic of the linear or the progressive type. A special design offers the option to incorporate a microprocessor for individual matching of characteristics.