Ice-point reference without the ice
• Bath-quality stability in a portable ice-point reference
• Easy re-calibration for long-term reliability
• Ready-light frees user’s time and attention
• Solid-state cooling technology

Have you been thinking about buying a zero-point dry-well? Forget those ugly-looking units the competition makes. You can get a great looking and great performing zero-point dry-well from Fluke Calibration.

The 9101 has three test wells for inserting more than one probe at a time. All three wells are stable to ±0.005 °C. One well accommodates changeable inserts for varying probe diameters.

Strong. reliable. Accurate At Fluke, we know accidents happen, tools that are dropped, kicked, stepped on, or bumped. You do not have to change the tool if it falls off the workbench or is splashed with water or dirt. That's why we designed the TiS55+ thermal camera to withstand drops from a height of 2 meters and is water/dust resistant (IP54). You need to know that your camera is ready to use at all times.

No need for a clipboard
With so many inspections in one day, it can be difficult to remember what you saw and where it was. Maybe you brought a clipboard with you to take notes. The TiS55+ comes with a built-in personal assistant, which means you can get rid of the clipboard and have all the information you need in the pictures you take, including:

- Voice notes
Records up to 60 seconds per thermal image
Identify exactly what you see in realtime
- IR-PhotoNotes
Take a photo of the asset number and other identifiers
Use as a reference when viewing thermal images on your computer
- Asset Tagging
Sort your images by assets
Scan the QR code on your asset and start taking thermal images
Connect your camera to your computer to view images, sorted by asset

Take along the Fluke 725 Multifunction Process Calibrator, and you're equipped to test and calibrate almost any process parameter. Measure and source mA, volts, temperature (RTDs and thermocouples), frequency, ohms, and pressure, using optional pressure modules.



Do you need to calibrate transmitters? The 725's split display lets you view input and output values simultaneously. For valve and I/P tests, you can source mA while measuring pressure. The 725 has auto-stepping and auto-ramping for remote testing, plus 25% stepping for fast linearity tests.



From the moment you pick it up, the Fluke 725 is ready to perform. Its simple controls, without menus, make operation easy. Its memory functions make set up fast. And its rugged design lets it work as hard as you do.

The 566 IR and contact thermometer features a simple, three-button, on-screen menu interface (in 6 languages) to make it easier than ever to measure temperature. You can quickly navigate advanced features to adjust emissivity, start data logging, or turn alarms on and off with just a few pushes of a button. And with its rugged, easy-to-use, ergonomic design, the Fluke 566 can stand up to tough industrial, electrical, and mechanical environments. These tools go beyond other IR thermometers (or pyrometers), helping you work more efficiently in more applications.



Other useful features:



- Adjustable emissivity that allows you to confidently measure a wide variety of surfaces

- Up to 20 points of data for downloading and recalling later

- Two levels of backlight on the display

- Included Type-K thermocouple bead probe

- Features audible and visual alarms to instantly alert you to measurements outside of your set limits

- Provides MAX, MIN, DIF and AVG functions to quickly identify problems