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Measuring temperature with a data logger provides many advantages. The biggest advantage is that the required data is recorded automatically and does not require any human action. An example will be if you want to track temperature changes in a centrally heated room. However, an electronic data logger is much more effective, accurate and reliable than periodic manual reading. It automatically records the temperature, saving you time and costs.

Measuring temperature with a data logger provides many advantages. The biggest advantage is that the required data is recorded automatically and does not require any human action. An example will be if you want to track temperature changes in a centrally heated room. However, using an electronic data logger is much more effective, accurate and reliable than periodic manual reading. It automatically records the temperature, saving you time and costs.

By accurately measuring the temperature during freight, you can prevent damage, weight loss or loss during transport and storage. With built-in features such as, a real-time clock that provides date/time stamps for each temperature reading, makes this temperature logger perfect for transportation and storage of temperature sensitive products.

With measurements of humidity in the range of 0 to 100% RH & -40°C to +85°C (-40°F to +185°F), keep a close eye on freight and prevent damage or weight loss during transport. With built-in features such as, a real-time clock that provides date/time stamps for each temperature reading, makes this temperature logger perfect for transporting temperature sensitive products.

Monitor the temperature during transport and storage with the Praxas USRIC-8 Temperature Logger. The datalogger has a measuring range of -25°C to +60°C and records the temperature for 15 days. By accurately measuring the temperature during freight, you can prevent damage, weight loss or loss during transport and storage. With built-in features such as, a real-time clock that provides date/time stamps for each temperature reading, makes this temperature logger perfect for transportation and storage of temperature sensitive products. Praxas' temperature loggers are known for their accuracy and easy date display. Combining the latest technology, compact design and high accuracy, Praxas makes the most cost effective and highest performing recorder on the market today

Measure and monitor the temperature to which products are exposed with the LogTag Trix-8 Temperature Logger. The LogTag Trix-8 Temperature Logger is a data logger with a temperature range of -40°C to +85°C. Because of its large measurement range, the datalogger is specially made to monitor temperature for short- and long-distance transport. With built-in features such as, a real-time clock that provides date/time stamps for each temperature measurement, makes this temperature logger perfect for transporting temperature sensitive products.

The Lascar EL-USB-TC Thermocouple Temperature Logger is specifically designed for use with thermocouple sensors. This temperature logger stores over 32,000 temperature readings from a Type J, Type K or Type T thermocouple. The data logger is supplied, including a K-type sensor with a measurement range of 0 to 200°C. With this data logger, for more than 32,000 readings, you can very simply gain insight into thermal processes. This data logger from Lascar is a reliable and time-saving tool for measuring temperature in places where a normal temperature logger cannot reach, for example, in fruit and vegetables.

By working with this device, you don't need a computer to get to the data you need. LogTag Online is a secure cloud solution created to manage and share your temperature data through a user accessible system. The interface holder offers several features such as, real-time alarm notifications, location monitoring, temperature logs and troubleshooting. No software is required, LogTag online is accessible from any device with internet.

Creating an optimal bond between a metal plate and the silicone: that was the challenge Enbi Plastics was given by Océ Technologies, a major player in printing and copying equipment. They needed a new wiper assy; a part on the print head that prevents streaks on the paper. Because this part needs to be somewhat flexible, silicone needed to be added to a small, punched metal plate, to which screw thread is welded. This construction did not allow for a mechanical bond between the metal and silicone, which meant chemical bonding was the only option. Together with the client, the mould supplier, the silicone supplier and others, we did extensive research into the best way to achieve this bond. It showed that preparing the small metal plates was the key. After several tests, we discovered the optimal way to do this. A number of factors play a role: from how to clean and sand the plate to humidity, temperature and the time in between the steps of the process. Every detail counts!