Manufacturing processes have always required supervision to ensure that the final product has been made correctly.
In this sense, the implementation of quality systems (ISO, UNE, ...) in recent times, has generated a greater need to carry out quality controls and keep exhaustive records of industrial processes. For this reason, the manufacturers' objective is to find a device with two essential characteristics: the highest precision and the lowest cost.
Temperature labels have proven to be a good solution for this purpose since its inception more than 40 years ago, expanding its presence more and more in various sectors of the industry.
Why use irreversible temperature labels compared to other types of sensors?
- Economical and easy to use solution
- No need for batteries or batteries
- Immediate response
- Permanent record of maximum temperature
- Oil, water and steam resistant (and pressure up to 3 atm)
- Wide range of available temperatures: + 29ºC to + 290ºC
- Clear color change: white / orange to black
- Temperature control in areas inaccessible by operators
- Direct reading on the surface to be controlled
- temperature labels
Applications of temperature indicators
- Plastic Industry
- Printing, extrusion, fusion of plastics and molds processes.
- Motor Industry
- Aeronautics.
- Competition: Motors and cables (Overheating).
- Various engine components: crankcase, bearings, shoes, brakes ...
- Electrical industry
- High Voltage Installations and switches (Reheat)
- Metallurgical industry
- Food industry
- Pasteurization, Sterilization and Food packaging.
- Electronics
- Electronic Components (Overheating).
- Chemical industry
- Exothermic Reactions and Storage of Heat Sensitive Chemical Substances.
- Textile industry
- Fusion of Interlinings by Heat and High Speed Presses
Likewise, once a certain product has been manufactured, there are special sensors to control the temperature during its storage and / or transport: low temperature indicators for cameras and / or refrigerated trucks, liquid crystal thermometers for constant monitoring of the temperature of a certain product. enclosure, container, etc.