| Wedgwood was elected a Royal Society Fellow in 1783, primarily for inventing the pyrometer to measure oven temperatures. |
| The DIL 402 E dilatometer can be operated up to 2400°C or 2800°C with an optical pyrometer and a graphite furnace. |
| He handles Ramur's thermometer, Newton's prism, and Muschenbrock's pyrometer. |
| Each unit comprises a pyrometric rod that reports temperature inside the kiln to the electronic pyrometer. |
| Kramer normally uses a pyrometer to tell him when a blade has reached its critical temperature. |
| For this reason the use of a pyrometer, when possible, saves mistakes and trouble. |
