HC Series

HC-100/P and HC-100/VFL models are specialized furnace monitoring system designed specifically for use in combustion chambers within the steel industry such as cold rolling mills and galvanizing strip lines etc. The unique feature of this model is that halogen light are housed within a probe along with lens tube and control the light intensity as per requirement. HC-100/P model is equipped with a water-cooling system for pinhole lenses, and uses compressed nitrogen or air for camera cooling. This setup creates an air curtain in front of the lens opening, effectively preventing lens erosion caused by high temperatures and furnace flames. This system inserted in the furnace wall. HC-100/ VFL model is required conical hole opening in furnace wall. The camera system can be firmly mounted to the outer wall, enabling direct observation of material, surface conditions, and combustion. This technology enhances safety, improves the working environment, reduces workload and enables centralized direction and automation in the manufacturing process. • Tight Structure and well – sealed probe • Halogen lights suitable for low light area • Four Halogen Lights • Work in low lights area • Adjustable light intensity • Outer wall mounting • Nitrogen purging for cleaning the probe head • Air/N2 and water cooled housing Features: Part Code: HC Series HC Series is specialized furnace monitoring system designed specifically for use in low light combustion chambers and also in the steel industry such as cold rolling mills and galvanizing strip lines etc. The unique feature of this model is that halogen light is housed within a probe along with lens tube and control the light intensity as per requirement. Models at a Glance Requirement of compressed nitrogen/air Requirement of Cooling Water Pinhole Lens For AST HC-100/P HD Analog Bullet Camera IP Box Camera Lens For AST HC-100/VFL Cement Industry Glass Industry Power Industry Waste burning Industry Paper and pulp Industry Petrochemical and refining Industry Incinerators Research and development