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Raythink Launches Ultra-high Temperature Thermal Camera, Breaking Through 2000°C Industrial Barrier

2025-06-26 16:50:59
Raythink Launches Ultra-high Temperature Thermal Camera, Breaking Through  2000°C Industrial Barrier

YANTAI, China, June 26, 2025/PRNewswire/– Raythink Technology Co., Ltd. ("Raythink"), an innovator in the thermal imaging industry, has launched its latest ultra-high temperature infrared thermal camera, TN460U. With an ultra-wide temperature measurement range of 0~2000°C, non-contact high resolution imaging, and strong environmental adaptability, TN460U targets the monitoring challenges of extreme-temperature scenarios in metallurgy, die-casting, and coal chemical industries.

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Technological Breakthrough: Solving the Ultra-High Temperature Imaging Challenge

TN460U ultra-high temperature thermal camera adopts a new-generation 12μm uncooled infrared FPA detector with 640×512 high resolution. Paired with Raythink's self-developed infrared image algorithms, it delivers fine-grained real-time thermal images even in environments with strong thermal radiation interference. The core innovation lies in its stable and accurate measurement of temperatures up to 2000°C, along with synchronous 25Hz output of temperature and image data, addressing the data gap issues commonly seen above 1500°C in conventional systems.

 

Modular Cooling Design for Harsh Industrial Environments

Dual-channel active cooling: Optional air-cooled or water-cooled shell ensures stable operation in ambient temperatures up to 220°C; lightweight structure: Compact body (50×50×90mm) enables easy integration into constrained equipment spaces; multiple lens options: Three optional lenses with different FOV support both long-distance wide-area monitoring and close-range micro-area temperature measurement.

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Scenario-Based Applications: Driving Industrial Intelligence

In metallurgy, the TN460U thermal camera captures real-time temperature distribution of molten steel, aiding in alloy composition optimization. In automotive die-casting, its millisecond-level thermal monitoring capability enables early warning of mold overheating. In coal chemical gasifiers, it enables early coking warnings through continuous temperature trend analysis. A technical manager from a glass manufacturer noted: "Fluctuations in droplet forming temperature gradients once caused a 23% deviation in light transmittance. With TN460U's real-time temperature curve analysis, our response speed to process adjustments improved fourfold."

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Empowering the Brand: Raythink's Technological Depth

As a leading brand in intelligent photoelectric sensing, Raythink has established a comprehensive technology portfolio in infrared temperature measurement. The launch of TN460U fills a gap in the ultra-high temperature segment and complements its existing mid- and low-temperature product lines.

 

According to third-party research, the global industrial temperature measurement market will exceed USD 8.5 billion by 2025, with the ultra-high temperature segment showing rapid annual growth. TN460U delivers a high-precision solution for use cases such as molten material monitoring and special materials sintering. Industry analysts comment: "Under the carbon peaking and carbon neutrality strategy, such devices will play an increasingly important role in energy efficiency optimization, particularly in high-consumption industries like metallurgy and glass."


Tags: thermal camera, Ultra-high Temperature, Harsh Industrial Environments