Fluke rarely discloses standalone case studies specifically for hot runner sensor calibration in publicly available information. Its products are primarily used in high-end injection molding scenarios requiring high-precision metrological traceability. Common industry applications can be summarized as follows:
High-end precision injection molding company metrology lab traceability calibration: Many leading domestic companies engaged in precision automotive injection molding and medical consumables injection molding use the Fluke 1524/1526 reference thermometer as the highest metrological standard in their metrology labs. They regularly calibrate standard thermocouples used in hot runners, and then use these calibrated standard thermocouples to calibrate field hot runner sensors, meeting the stringent metrological traceability requirements of quality systems such as IATF 16949 and ISO 13485.
Hot runner manufacturers' factory calibration: Some high-end imported hot runner brands (such as Master and Husky) calibrate their sensors in batches using Fluke's temperature measurement equipment before shipment, ensuring that the interchangeability error of the sensors is controlled within ±1℃, and providing high-precision factory calibration reports to high-end customers.
National metrology institute calibration and traceability: Some provincial metrology institutes use Fluke's high-precision temperature measuring instruments as the metrological standard for the metrological verification of hot runner sensors, issuing legally valid verification certificates.
