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| 1980 - 2010 30 Years of Isotech | |||||||||||
We are proud to announce we are celebrating our 30th year in business!
Isotech was founded in 1980 by John Tavener and has grown to be a global leader in temperature calibration solutions. From portable temperature calibrators covering the range -100°C to 1200°C to laboratory equipment operating with an accuracy of 0.00007°C Isotech have a solution for all temperature calibration needs. Isotech’s UKAS accredited temperature calibration laboratory has achieved a number of firsts and operates to an accuracy only matched by the largest of National Measurement Institutes. Isotech calibration standards are now in use all over the globe and Isotech have supplied, installed complete laboratories in the Asia, Africa, North America, South America and Europe. Many nations rely on Isotech Primary Standards and may engineers safeguard lives by calibrating life critical apparatus with Isotech products. In March 2010 Isotech held an international distributor meeting with delegates from 37 different countries. Press Release: |
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| TEMPMEKO & ISHM 2010 | |||||||||||
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| New -80°C Stirred Liquid Calibration Bath | |||||||||||
New Stirred Liquid Calibration Baths We are please The new Orion L complements the Orion M and H Models and features a deep calibration volume of470mm (18.5"), variable stirring speed, variable cooling power and advanced over and under temperature protection. The bath is suitable for long LIG thermometers, extended length SPRTs and can accommodate large water Triple Point Cells. |
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| New Catalogue - Solutions for Temperature Sensors, Infrared Thermometers and TC Referencing | |||||||||||
New Catalogue of Temperature Calibration Solutions - November 2009 We have a second new catalogue available. This completely revised and updated book includes products that were previously in Data Books 3 and 4 along with new products, selection guides and technical information. Containing solutions for temperature sensors, infrared thermometer and thermocouple referencing systems it is the companion volume to "Solutions for Primary and Secondary Laboratories". Together there are almost 200 colour pages, make sure you have copies to hand. Download now or register your details to receive a printed copies. |
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| A New Concept in Temperature Calibration June 2009 | |||||||||||
ITS-90 Isothermal Towers Isotech are pleased to announce availability of a new type of ITS-90 Calibration Device. These devices use a siphonic cell - a combined heat pipe and ITS-90 Fixed Point Cell. Additionally an immersion compensator provides an isothermal zone to compensate for stem conduction problems. The result is an affordable calibration solution providing performance that previously has required large and expensive furnaces and cells. These "ITS-90 Isothermal Towers" are available in four models covering the Indium 156°C, Tin 232°C, Zinc 419°C and Aluminium 660°C Fixed Points The units are robust and readily shipped! Further Details |
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| World First - A Dry Block Calibrator to -100°C | |||||||||||
World's First -100°C Dry Block Isotech are pleased to announce availability of a cryogenic calibrator operating to -100°C. The Isis is a Dry Block calibrator operating to temperatures as low as -100°C allowing ultra low temperature calibration without the need for expensive fluids. The large calibration volume, 35 x 160mm can calibrate up to 20 probes in a single calibration run. Operation is as simple as powering the device (100 - 240Vac) and setting the temperature! Further Details |
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| New Catalogue - Solutions for Primary and Secondary Laboratories | |||||||||||
New Catalogue of Temperature Calibration Solutions We have a new catalogue available, Solutions for Primary and Secondary Laboratories. This completely revised and updated book includes products that were previously in Data Books 1 and 2 along with new products, selection guides and technical information. Be amongst the first to see it by downloading now or register your details to receive a printed copy. |
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| New Thermometry Bridges - microK Family Expanded | |||||||||||
microK Family Expanded - microK 100 and microK 200 At NCSLi in 2006 we launched the microK, last year at NCSLi we launched the microK Channel Expander, the microsKanner. These innovative new instruments have proved hugely successful. Now in 2008 we have launched two new models the microK 100 and microK 200. These new models will allow Primary Labs to benefit from the microK features with performance to 0.1ppm. This is made by possible by further developing the ADC to give improved linearity and a new exceptionally low noise amplifier. The specification of 0.1ppm is across the whole measuring range, in terms of temperature that is equivalent to 0.1mK, 0.0001°C, from -200°C to 962°C. If you are at NCSLi be sure to drop by the Isotech booth to see the instrument for yourself. |
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| New High Accuracy Thermometer | |||||||||||
TTI-22 True Temperature Indicator The uncertainty of measurement is just 1mK, 0.001°C yet the price is comparable to instruments with 10mK performance. Previously this level of performance was confined to specialist and expensive thermometry bridges. The TTI-22 is simple to use, portable (1.8kg) and can run for ten hours from two small batteries! Check the specification;
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| Isotech News: Primary Lab Upgraded | |||||||||||
Uncertainties Lowered, Again! Our accredited uncertainties at these points are now smaller than the scope of other accredited laboratories and smaller than most National Measurement Institutes, (NMI) – second only to NIST. Our schedule can be viewed here If you need small uncertainties at high temperatures, compare our accreditation schedule with our competitors. |
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Last Updated June 2010
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In June 2010 Isotech was a Silver Sponsor of TEMPMEKO & ISHM 2010 in Portorož, Slovenia. This important International Symposium attracts metrologists from many countries presenting research work. The full book of abstracts can now be 
