Infrared Thermography Solutions
All objects around us emit infrared radiation that can be captured and visualized with a thermographic camera. Thanks to this physical property that provides us with thermal information, we can apply infrared thermography to an infinite number of sectors. Discover examples of the most representative applications below.
Using FLIR T425 with MeterLink for industrial predictive maintenance
Europe's leading manufacturer of MDF boards has been using predictive maintenance using thermography in its electrical installations for more than 20 years, without
FLIR GasFindIR gas detection thermal imaging camera used in landfill management
Biogas produced at the Oslo landfill is used to produce heat for a district heating system. The landfill occupies 10 hectares and
FLIR T640 thermal imaging camera used to develop competitive cars
The team from Delft Polytechnic (The Netherlands) uses thermography with a FLIR T640 thermal imaging camera. Using the equipment, they are able to check the
Thermography used in research on reactivity of materials to oxygen
The Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing in Berlin uses a FLIR SC4000 medium-wave thermal imaging camera for materials research and testing.
FLIR IRW Infrared Windows for Stanford Particle Accelerator
After the Research Center had a problem with a medium voltage circuit breaker that could not be detected by thermography because it was in the middle of the
FLIR IRW Infrared Windows for thermographic inspection of transformers
The thermographic inspection of a transformer with a thermographic camera through an infrared window makes it possible to monitor the temperature of the connections (whether shielded or not),
FLIR IRW Infrared Windows for thermographic inspection of transformers
The thermographic inspection of a transformer with a thermographic camera through an infrared window makes it possible to monitor the temperature of the connections (whether shielded or not),
Volcanic monitoring on La Palma with OGI technology - International success story
Following the eruption of the Cumbre Vieja volcano, the National Geographic Institute (IGN) has improved its volcanic monitoring and surveillance system through the incorporation of
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