Surface sensor calibrator also known as surface temperature calibrator or surface probe calibrator, is generally used to calibrate L-type sensors or other various surface sensors, and the temperature calibration range is generally around 35°C-600°C. Generally, the surface sensor calibrator with a conventional measurement range is priced at $12,000 produced in Europe and the United States, and the mid-to-high-end brand produced in China is about $5,500. The price difference is more than double. Why is there such a big difference between the same surface sensor calibrator? It is not entirely expensive in the equipment itself. The reason for such a large gap is that in the early years there were fewer manufacturers that could produce surface sensor calibrator, and the calibration standards for surface sensors were also higher. Until now, surface sensor calibrator can be produced. There are only a few Chinese manufacturers of appliances, and of course there are very few that can do well. At present, there are several well-known brands of surface sensor calibrator in the international market, and they are not self-produced.

If your budget is relatively high and you have very high requirements for equipment, you can give priority to the surface sensor calibrator of European and American products. If you need equipment quality, but also have certain requirements for cost performance, it is recommended to choose a surface sensor calibrator produced in China; currently China Manufacturing is not useless, and the current global production of surface sensor calibrator requires basically the same accessories, but the software systems used are different. After all, manufacturing surface sensor calibrator is not just a matter of assembly, but more importantly, The equipment can operate with high performance and high stability during use, and it must stand the test of time, so this requires the manufacturer to have sufficient superb research and development technology, and to do a good job in quality control of the surface sensor calibrator.

Blindly pursuing high-end surface sensor calibrator in Europe and America is worse than pursuing the most cost-effective ones. The editor has actually emphasized many times that the price factor is actually only a reference to meet the basic requirements, and cannot represent the actual quality and value of the equipment. So what kind of surface sensor calibrator can be called cost-effective? First of all, what you expect to gain should not be too different from the purchase cost you paid. For example, if you spend 100,000 to buy a device, the failure rate is significantly higher than that of the same priced device, and the service life is not guaranteed, then this kind of cost-effective. The so-called high cost performance does not mean that you can buy the best equipment at the lowest price, but that the equipment you spend on the same price has the best performance at the same price. Take a 100,000 equipment to compare with a 200,000 equipment. Of course it is not objective, but comparing one hundred thousand and one hundred thousand can easily tell which one is more cost-effective.

The DTZ-400 series surface sensor calibrator produced by Dearto has a calibration temperature range of 35°C-400°C, and the diameter of the calibration plane can reach 130mm. It only takes 30 minutes to heat up to 400°C. High temperature surface sensor calibrator can be customized , You can also process and produce your own brand on behalf of others. If necessary, please click the message below or contact us directly.