Active thermography

What is active thermography?

In short, when you use an external exitation source to visualize thermal properties you speak of active thermography. These sources can be very diverse. This can be through the use of lamps, vibrations, induction, laser, ... It is important that energy is added or removed from the measurement object in a controlled manner.

Sometimes it can be quite simple, as in building thermography and detecting pipes by running hot water through the pipe. But when we talk about active thermography, it usually has a scientific approach. Active thermography is mainly used in Automotive, Aerospace, plastic/composite, metal industry, R&D, solar panels, medical, packaging lines, Printed Circuit Bords (PCBs), ...

Partnership with Edevis

Who is Edevis?

Edevis is a German supplier for active thermography systems and Non Destructive Testing (NDT) services. They specialize in automated test systems and test equipment for imaging non-destructive materials testing with active thermography.

Their expertise includes systems and devices for testing fiber composite structures, crack detection in metal components, and joint testing (welded joints, soldered joints, glued joints). They offer automated test systems, laboratory systems and testing services.

Our collaboration

Thermal Focus is Edevis' official partner for the BeNeLux region for active thermography systems. We can also supply the thermal cameras for these systems.

Thermal Focus with an eye transitioning from blue to red on the left. Below Thermal Focus is the slogan Strong in Temperature.
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