Sika TP 17 Zero Dry Block Solid Temperature Calibrator, -10 to 100°C, 230 V

TP Solid / Dry Block-Temperature Calibrator

With the temperature calibrators of the TP Solid series, the main focus is on flexibility: In addition to dry block calibrators, they also include calibration baths, with which almost any temperature sensor can be calibrated irrespective of its shape. Both can be operated easily and intuitively.

When being used as a fluid bath calibrator, the temperature sensors are directly immersed in the calibration liquid. This creates a direct temperature link between the calibrator and the devices under test without an insulating air gap.

All TP Solid temperature calibrators are additionally equipped with a serial interface for computer-assisted monitoring of the calibration process. This flexibility in combination with the easy operation makes the TP Solid series ideal for use in machinery and plant engineering.

• ✓ Compact design for on-site use
• ✓ optimised for ice point generation

Whether for on-site use in the workshop, in the measuring and test room, or laboratory, SIKA temperature calibrators can be used everywhere. A wide range of industries and various application areas are covered.

• • Assembly, commissioning
• • Manufacturing, production
• • Maintenance, service
• • Quality assurance, test equipment monitoring
• • Repair

The temperature calibrator type TP ZERO is ideal for ice point generation.

Dry Block Function

The dry block function was developed to easily calibrate the temperature in lab and field applications. The optimum thermal coupling from block to DUT is achieved by the correct calibration insert.

Ideally, the inner diameter of the borehole in the calibration insert is 0.5 mm larger than the outer diameter of the DUT. With the help of the calibration insert almost all straight temperature sensors with different lengths and diameters can be calibrated.

The dry block covers the entire temperature range without changing the calibration medium. The user does not have to take viscosities, flash points, or outgassing into consideration.