Overview of thermographic applications

For precise and definite results of building inspections even during seasonal weather conditions, InfraTec's thermographic cameras provide the highest thermal and geometrical resolutions. Thermographic camera applications include building insulation monitoring, quality control during the construction phase, detection of leackages and hidden construction elements as well as air-tightness control using Blower-Door Tests.

Measurement systems used in R&D applications need to meet the highest demands. InfraTec's thermographic solutions offer the best frame rate, number of pixels, spectral range, lens and filter options, temperature measurement range, thermal resolution, measurement accuracy and software options available in the commercial market.Fields of application include, but are not limited to, basic and applied research as well as product and process development.

Temperature is a main parameter, which needs to be controlled and monitored to ensure the efficiency and security of technological processes. Due to its non-contact and image-providing characteristics, Infratec's customised thermography solutions are ideally suited for off-line measurement activities in process optimisation and quality assurance.

Thermography is increasingly used to improve the reliability of plants and installations and consequently enhances the efficiency of asset investments. InfraTec's thermographic solutions play an important part by providing precise high-quality measurements. Featuring rich functionality they help making predictive maintenance more efficient. The robust design is ideally suited for use in harsh industrial environments.

Thermography is increasingly used in medicine and related areas. InfraTec's thermographic systems are ideally suited due to their high thermal and geometrical resolution. These are able to identify even the smallest skin temperature changes, which could be caused by underlying issues.

InfraTec's surveillance solutions are developed for use in high-security areas of sensitive installations. Automatic problem recognition and alarm generation are incorporated into high resolution thermographic cameras to detect the smallest temperature changes in observed areas.