Infrared cameras and thermal imaging cameras for industrial applications
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In modern industrial processes, it is essential to guarantee the reliability of machines and installations. Infrared cameras and thermographic cameras have become indispensable for predictive maintenance, fault detection, and quality control. These IR cameras detect temperature differences and hotspots at an early stage, preventing unplanned downtime, costly damage, and loss of production.
Thermal Focus offers both portable and fixed thermal imaging cameras, as well as acoustic cameras and additional measuring instruments, specially developed for industrial applications.
Solutions to key industry challenges
Industry challenges
- Cost containment of energy loss
- Reduce or prevent machine downtime to detect leaks
- Detect and visualize potential leaks or problems
- Inspecting electrical systems
- Fire prevention through preventive maintenance
An infrared camera or thermographic camera is a must-have for your business because:
- Non-destructive detection of potential problems from a safe distance
- Broad applicability in various industrial applications
- Saving costs through preventive maintenance that prevents machine downtime
- Preventive maintenance allowing timely detection of fire sources and fire hazards
- Detection of compressed air or gas leaks
- Temperature monitoring of rooms
Choose the perfect thermal imaging solution for your industrial application
FLIR E76
- Rugged equipment
- Extensive range of resolutions, lenses and options
- Extensive software capabilities
FLIR Si2-LD
- Traces pressurized leaks to 200 meters
- Built-in measurement and cost analysis for industrial gases
- Mech Mode to detect mechanical faults such as bearing problems
FLIR A700
- Continuous monitoring
- Alarms based on thresholds
- Various enclosures possible including ATEX
Versatile applications of thermal imaging technology for optimal results
Inspection of switch boxes, distribution boxes, and electrical installations
Ensure the safety, reliability, and efficiency of your switch cabinets, distribution boxes, and electrical installations. An infrared camera detects overheating, overloading, and poor contacts before they lead to fire, malfunctions, or other dangerous situations.
Preventive maintenance
By detecting temperature differences and hot spots early, you prevent unplanned downtime, costly damage and product loss.
Isolate piping
Detect leaks, blockages or overheating early. Also save costs by preventing costly repairs and machine downtime.
Glass Industry
Accurate temperature control during production, non-destructive measurement, detection of glass breakage or irregularities and process automation.
Manufacturing
Continuous monitoring of machines and robots, prevention of motor wear, bearing damage or braking problems. In addition, you can use a thermal camera to visualize heat development in production lines and detect compressed air and gas leaks.
Metal Industry
Thermal monitoring of furnaces, casting processes and welding. Detection of hairline cracks via active thermography and CO visualization. Finally, you can use a thermal imaging camera to analyze temperature distribution in metal working.
Automotive
Use a thermal imaging camera for quality control in production, monitoring electrical systems, battery overheating detection and process optimization.
Take advantage of our certified thermography expertise
Why customers choose us
Our certified thermographers have extensive experience within various industries. So you can find with us not only the equipment, but also the knowledge to use the equipment optimally for your application.
What makes us strong
- Level 3 certified thermographers
- Comprehensive training and support
- Custom solutions by industry
- Full aftercare and calibration check service
Philip
I have been working with Tom and Dennis for several years. Their service has always exceeded my expectations. Highly recommended.
Frederiek
Fine people, good service!
Energy surplus
Because of the great service and unparalleled expertise, I would highly recommend Thermal Focus to anyone professionally engaged in thermography (or still dreaming of it).
Erwin den Hartog
Level 3 certified thermographer
Advantages for industrial applications
Fast and non-contact inspection
A thermal imaging camera is a non-contact measuring instrument ideal for quick and safe inspection of hard-to-reach objects.
Widely applicable
A thermal imaging camera is very versatile. There are several models on the market, each suitable for its own industrial application.
Cost savings
Detect potential problems or leaks early without machine downtime to save time and costs.
Fire Prevention
Prevent fire by timely detection of potential fire sources.
Optimization of processes
Detect processes that are not running optimally in time to optimize them.
Detecting compressed air and gas leaks
FLIR acoustic cameras allow you to detect both compressed air and gas leaks without machine downtime.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between an infrared camera, a thermographic camera, and an IR camera?
There is no difference—these are different names for the same technology. An infrared camera, thermographic camera, IR camera, thermal imaging camera, and thermal camera all detect infrared radiation (heat) and make temperature differences visually visible. In the industrial sector, these terms are often used interchangeably.
Can thermal imaging cameras see through walls or enclosures?
No. Thermal cameras detect surface temperatures. They do not "see" through solid objects such as walls or metal cabinets.
What are typical defects you can see with a thermal imaging camera?
- Overload or transition resistance in electrical components
- Malfunctioning bearings or motors
- Leaks in pipes or steam systems
- Insulation loss in pipes or furnaces
- Poor heat distribution in processes
What should I look for when choosing a thermal imaging camera?
We have a large assortment of various cameras with different specifications. Thus, there is a different model suitable for every application. The points below are important when choosing a thermal imaging camera.
1. Thermal resolution and lenses
Does this involve a large area or rather a small component? From what distance does the measurement take place? The answers to these questions, determine the resolution of the device as well as the appropriate lenses.
2. Portable or fixed solutions.
Portable models offer the most flexibility. They allow you to map bad contacts on electrical installations, for example. A fixed thermal imaging camera serves mainly for permanent monitoring such as process control or fire prevention.
3. Accuracy and precision
By accuracy, we mean the margin of error relative to the actual temperature. Some applications require high accuracy.
Accuracy is also an important factor in choosing a thermal imaging camera. To detect very small thermal variations, you need a camera with a highly sensitive sensor.
4. Detection speed?
For static objects such as meter boxes, a speed of 25 frames per second (FPS) is sufficient. Moving objects, for example in industrial processes, require a camera with a higher detection rate. If your application requires more than 25 FPS, we recommend choosing a cooled camera.
5. Spectral properties?
Certain applications require you to see through something to make a measurement, such as through glass, plastic or a gas. For this, you need a thermal imaging camera with a specific spectral range.
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