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Detecting Lubrication Issues in Gearbox Testing by IR Monitoring

Monitoring Temperature Rises to Ensure Gearbox Health and Preventing Damage in End-of-line Inspections

Improve die hammer forging process with infrared temperature montoring

Benefits of Infrared Temperature Measurement in Industrial Metalworking      

Non-contact infrared temperature control in alumium rolling process

Challenges in Infrared Temperature Measurement for Aluminium Rolling Processes

The aluminium rolling process is critical to the aluminium manufacturing industry, where precise temperature measurement is essential for ensuring high-quality product output and protecting equipment. This process produces aluminium coils through various methods, including cold rolling, direct casting, and continuous casting, and plays a fundamental role in determining the material's final properties.

OEM High-Pressure Transducer with Maximum Long-Term Stability

The Keller 10LHP (with the low-pressure variant 10L) is the flagship OEM pressure transducer in the KELLER product portfolio and exemplifies the highest standards.

Hydrogen Meets KELLER’S Gold

Hydrogen is a trending topic AND a booming market, with KELLER’s gold-plated OEM pressure sensors.

Infrared camera for condition monitoring and early fire detection

The high-resolution infrared camera PI 640i finds use in all industrial applications, where pin-sharp infrared pictures and videos are essential for process monitoring, condition monitoring, early fire detection and optimisation.

Pressure Monitoring for tempering machines

Keller sensors for monitoring consistent temperature                                            

Temperature plays a significant role in many product manufacturing processes. In such cases, a tempering machine is used.

Temperature monitoring in the metal casting process

During metal casting, the liquid material is poured into a mould, which, after solidification, becomes a solid body. 

Cone penetration testing

Keller 21Y Case History - Christchurch, New Zealand earthquake 2011 – sensors for soil liquefaction cone penetration testing

Fire Protection using Optris IR Cameras for Scrap recycling

Heat, fuel sources, and oxygen are known to be fire hazards in a shredding facility that runs unattended for a long time. Because of the friction created by the waste, heat is produced that, when combined with oxygen, can ignite flammable substances like fuels, oils, grease, and materials like paper and cardboard.