Infrared Thermometers

Infrared (IR) thermometers, also called IR temperature guns, are advanced handheld temperature measurement devices in the category of test and measurement. These thermometers are designed to measure the surface temperature of various objects (including individuals) without direct contact. An IR thermometer features an easy-to-read display for clear visibility of temperature readings. IR temperature guns provide fast, accurate, and non-invasive temperature measurements in situations where traditional thermometers may not be practical. Our pocket-sized and IR laser temperature guns are sourced from market-leading brands like Fluke, Testo, Amprobe, and others, ensuring precise results. 

Why Buy Infrared Thermometers?

IR thermometers offer several advantages over traditional contact thermometers. They can measure the temperature of hot or hazardous objects and move objects from a safe distance. They take multiple readings quickly, making them ideal for monitoring temperature changes over time. Additionally, non-touch IR thermometers are easy to use and require minimal training. 

View Our Range of IR Thermometers:

We offer a superior collection of infrared thermometers to meet your specific needs. Our selection includes:

• Digital Infrared Thermometers – A digital IR thermometer provides accurate temperature readings on a digital display. It is easy to use and comes with memory recall and alarm settings (some models), making it ideal for a variety of temperature-monitoring needs. 
• Infrared Temperature Guns – These thermometers resemble gun-like shapes and are designed for heavy-duty use. They can precisely measure temperatures from a distance and are often used in industrial settings.
• Non-Contact Infrared Thermometers – Non-contact temperature guns measure temperature without touching the object being measured. They are ideal for measuring the temperature of food, liquids, and other objects that are difficult to contact.

Typical Uses of Infrared Temperature Guns:

Infrared thermometers are used in a variety of industries and applications, including:

• Food Service
• HVAC Systems
• Manufacturing
• Automotive
• Medical Facilities.