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OK itsmoked, I will tell you right out of the gate. I really appericate the links and information you have provided to me, even more so now that you have told me, the amount of time you have taken to supply me with information! Thank you very much! I will be applying what you have provided...

OK thanks... Your concepts have sparked some thought. I have chased the PID concept you have offered, ruled out the tube heater concept... Thanks? I guess I did not know I was over stepping my bounds, by asking my questions. I thought that was the concept of the fourm, but not my place to...

TO reply you itsmoked, I really appreciate your input! But you are making the assumption I have the same background as you... Your answers are very simple and to the point, but I may need a few more details to make it happen. No offence intended! OK. You refer to a heater, what kind of...

jones21 (Mechanical) 4 Apr 08 9:03 My goal is: "I am looking for process control". Currently I am using a Master heat gun 120V, 60 hz. 14.5 amps. Temp range 750/1000 deg F. It is working ok, but does have some issues. The first problem is the word "GUN". It is made to be a hand held unit...

Sorry, Your right I should have more detail. OK Here is the full story! My goal is: "I am looking for process control". Currently I am using a Master heat gun 120V, 60 hz. 14.5 amps. Temp range 750/1000 deg F. It is working ok, but does have some issues. The first problem is the word...

Hello all- I am looking for a compact heat source with feedback control,to control the temp accurately. I need to mount on a Tanac AX-3 winder. I am trying to control my process better, but finding a cost effective way, is turrning out to be a strugle. Does anyone have any ideas?? Thanks, Jones

OK thank you, that clears it up for me!!! I have put the wheels in motion to get one on order. Thanks again, Jones

Thank you all for your replys. Your Experence is extremely valuable... It looks like your take is to go with the non contact. I will prusue this and it should be fairly low cost. I do not fully understand the statment "You would need to take care of the emissivity involved with a temp gun."...

Good day everyone, I am working on a project that I need to monitor the temp on the end of a spinning shaft. My best thought is to have a wireless thermal probe, mounted on shaft. I have a indoor/outdoor temp type at home, but this will be seeing temps in the range of 400/500F. Has anyone...