With the infrared portable thermometer LaserSight Optris sets a new performance standard on the infrared market. The thermometers allow reliable noncontact temperature measurements of objects as small as 1 mm within the temperature range of -35° up to +900°C.

Additionally, a new worldwide patented laser sighting marks the exact spot size. The LaserSight infrared portable thermometers provide a real alternative to thermal cameras because of their notably lower price. They will be used in preventive maintenance, quality management, research & development and electronic design.

Not only the outer appearance but also the outstanding technical parameters speak for themselves: The new laser crosshairs sighting system combined with an optical resolution of 75:1 support precise temperature measurements at any distance. Thus the laser crosshairs exactly mark a measuring spot in its real size of 16 mm at a distance of 1,2 m.

A switch helps to shift into a close focus mode: Two single laser beams cross each other at the smallest measuring spot. This technology enables users to accurately aim at measuring objects the size of 1 mm in order to take their temperatures. For the first time in the infrared thermometry market, with this product generation the outstanding optical performance becomes apparent and visible.

An integrated position sensor shifts the LCD display into the most convenient viewing position. Thus the LaserSight can be used in vertical or horizontal measuring mode, which makes the usage in manifold applications comfortable.

A USB interface and a graphic and report software with oscilloscope function help to process and record up to 20 measuring data per second. Furthermore, the scope of supply includes a tripod mounting, a thermocouple type K, a padded soft pouch and a carrying case.

The technology company Optris GmbH specializes in the development, production and sales of noncontact infrared thermometers. The product range comprises online sensors as well as portable infrared cameras and pyrometers which are predominantly used for maintenance and process control.