Growing Demand for Accurate Temperature Measurements to Drive Pyrometer Market Forward

Written by Posted On Wednesday, 07 August 2019 02:48

Increasing requirement for device upgradation for quality checking processes, and automation in the industrial sector are the key factors influencing the pyrometer market positively. A revenue of $542.8 million was generated by the market in 2017, and it is slated to advance at a 6.8% CAGR during the forecast period (2018–2023).

Pyrometers are digital thermometers used to measure the temperature of extremely hot objects from a distance.  The use of dual-wavelength pyrometers is being observed as a trend in the pyrometer market. These are becoming more popular as they use a specific wavelength set for temperature measurement.

Additionally, they can be used for measurement through a variety of opaque media, such as flames, water, plasma, and steam, unlike two-color pyrometers that require a clear path for the light to travel from the target to the device for temperature measurement.

The device upgradation in quality-check process is one of the factors driving the pyrometer market. The quality check stage is a crucial step in the production process, and pyrometers are compatible with most of the industrial instruments. Some of these come with a software that keep the functioning of remotely located devices fitted on the industrial equipment consistent.

For instance, LumaSense Technologies Inc. provides a temperature quality control system (TQCS) software for recording the temperatures during various production stages and storing the data.

Hence, the market is projected to flourish during the forecast period due to the growing need for temperature management in remotely located or mobile machines.

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