IR/Thermal Monitoring

Introducing the worlds first Infrared Camera for explosive atmospheres, Ex|CAM AP-Professional from Hawk IR International.

For the first time, predictive maintenance (pdm) of safe AND explosive areas with a single camera is possible, in full compliance with legal directives without the need for hot work permits!

Check out some of the AP-Professionals great features; ATEX Certified by DNV,Zone 1 IIC T4,Intrinsically Safe (I.S.) Protection,Ingress Protection IP67, Onboard Image storage and post inspection report software,
FREE!! HazEx

For industrial applications
IRtec P500+ non contact infrared thermometers are designed to simplify temperature measurements at distance from a target and to identify hot spots, which normally means anomalous operative conditions avoiding costly downtime or processing problems that lead to rejected products.

The instruments can measure the superficial temperature, in order to localize in a quick way problems of lubrication, overload, short circuits, or overheated or out of range equipments.

The series is composed by models with a temperature range from -32

Let us present Easy-Laser

FLIR Systems has again redefined the parameters for find-it-fix-it thermal imaging for building diagnostics.  The latest addition to its range offers even more value-for-money features, more storage and even better quality. It also introduces more building specific features to make the task of fault finding even more efficient.  The pricing of this new camera also reflects FLIR Systems

With Bluetooth voice recording technology and a detector resolution 45% higher than the standard 320 x 240 pixels, the TP8 thermal imager from Land Instruments International sets new standards wherever thermography is used to inspect plant, buildings, structures and other targets.

Within the measurement range -20 to 800

Lately, there has been a stream of visitors to the Dearborn Stamping Plant (DSP) housed in the historic Ford Rouge Center in Dearborn,Michigan. What's the attraction?

The DSP operation, which manufactures sub-assembly doors and hoods for the popular Ford F-150 pickup truck, achieved a perfect score in a recent independent audit of its weld effectiveness. That makes the plant best in company- perhaps the best period-when it comes to the precision with which it forms and welds sub-assemblies. Executives from Ford Motor Company corporate offices and management from other Ford operations want to know how they do it.

A significant factor is a condition-monitoring program using thermography or thermal imaging. Thermography itself isn't new to DSP, or new to Ford operations, but the DSP thermography program is unique. After only 30 days, the program scored higher in an insurance audit than any other Ford thermography program had ever scored. It continued to work even when new thermography team members came on board.