Ersa Soldering Technology

Temperature measurement

The Ersa temperature measurement range covers digital instruments from the DTM 100 family, including the replacement unit DTM 110 (0DTM113) and a calibrated variant with calibration certificate (0DTM113C). The system is completed by a sensor head with sensor wire (0DTM101), a replacement sensor wire (0DTM102), a calibration adapter (0DTM105) for verifying measurement accuracy, and a plastic carrying case (0KF005) for the DTM 100/100P.

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  1. Digital Temperature Measuring Device DTM 110, Replacement Unit without Accessories - Ersa 0DTM113
    €178.65

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Technical features

△ Digital display - DTM 110 instrument for tip and process temperature monitoring
⚙ Sensor head with wire (0DTM101/102) - contact measurement at tip and joint
✓ Calibration adapter (0DTM105) - verification of measurement accuracy per calibration schedule
📦 Calibration certificate variant (0DTM113C) - documented traceability for QA requirements
⛤ Carrying case 0KF005 - storage and transport for DTM 100/100P with accessories

DTM system product overview

Part no.DescriptionFunction
0DTM101Sensor head with sensor wireContact sensor for DTM 100
0DTM102Replacement sensor wireSpare wire for sensor head 0DTM101
0DTM105Calibration adapterCalibration of DTM 100 instrument
0DTM113DTM 110 replacement unitDigital instrument without accessories
0DTM113CDTM 110 with calibration certificateCalibrated unit with documentation
0KF005Plastic carrying caseTransport and storage for DTM 100/100P

Typical applications

Typical applications: Routine soldering tip temperature checks in EPA zones per DIN EN 61340-5-1, verification and calibration of soldering stations during QA audits (IPC-A-610, ISO 9001), process validation in SMT production, and maintenance routines in repair labs requiring documented calibration status.