Fluke Introduces New Refrigerated Temperature Calibration Baths for High-Accuracy Temperature Sensor Testing
Key Highlights
- ➤Fluke launched 7508, 7511 and 7512 refrigerated temperature calibration baths
- ➤Baths operate down to –10 °C with stability as precise as ±0.0007 °C
- ➤Temperature uniformity reaches ±0.003 °C through balanced stirring
- ➤1586A Super-DAQ and MET/TEMP II automate calibration and data collection
Expert Statements
Ron Ainsworth, Senior Product Manager at Fluke Calibration
“Fluke Calibration baths have a long legacy in metrology labs because their specifications mean something.”
Ron Ainsworth, Senior Product Manager at Fluke Calibration
“The 7508, 7511 and 7512 keep the stability and uniformity metrologists trust and carry that legacy forward on a modernized platform that's easier to use, connect, automate and maintain.”
Everett, Washington, Oct. 28, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- As calibration laboratories face growing demands for accuracy, repeatability and efficiency, even small temperature variations can introduce uncertainty and compromise confidence in calibration results. Maintaining a precise, uniform temperature environment, particularly at low temperatures can be challenging, adding complexity to already demanding calibration workflows. Addressing these challenges, Fluke today announced the 7508, 7511 and 7512 Refrigerated Temperature Calibration Baths, designed to deliver exceptional temperature stability and uniformity while automating critical calibration tasks.
Engineered specifically for metrology rather than adapted from general laboratory equipment, the refrigerated baths provide temperature control as low as –10 °C, with stability as precise as ±0.0007 °C and uniformity as precise as ±0.003 °C. The baths are designed to eliminate temperature gradients through balanced stirring while precisely managing heating and cooling to maintain a consistent environment for calibration.
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