BASF selects Y&H as agent for temperature sensing solutions in Turkiye
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BASF selects Y&H as agent for temperature sensing solutions in Turkiye

Solutions include optical pyrometers, thermocouples and calibration services, plus recycling spent thermocouples

  • By ICN Bureau | March 31, 2023

Y&H Foreign Trade, a leading solution provider for greenfield and brownfield glass plant projects, has been named the agent for BASF's Temperature Sensing solutions for the glass industry in Türkiye. With this agreement, BASF and Y&H will be able to better serve customers with a wide range of leading temperature sensing solutions.

“Y&H has been a reputable partner of the glass industry for over 20 years, offering both technical support and engineering,” said Jim Peterson, General Manager, BASF Temperature Sensing business. “For over 60 years, BASF has supplied the glass industry with exceptionally high-quality temperature sensing solutions. Combining the strengths of BASF and Y&H will help provide temperature insights for customers, which can enable higher yields.”

BASF precious metal thermocouples and EXACTUS optical pyrometers are used in a wide range of glass industry segments including container glass, tableware glass, fiberglass, tubing, float glass and specialty glass. BASF has received ISO-17025 certification for thermocouple production at the Fremont, California site.

BASF EXACTUS optical pyrometers deliver a broad measurement range and faster measurement speeds while maintaining sensitivity. Each compact sensor is a complete temperature measurement system, versatile enough to be incorporated into demanding process locations. With these advantages, EXACTUS can help lower operating costs, improve yields, and increase efficiency.

With global reach, complete precious metal management resources, passion for technology and commitment to customer service, BASF is uniquely positioned in the temperature sensing market.

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