| Infrared thermography |
| Infrared thermography, also referred to as infrared imaging, has been around for more than 20 years, and has saved thousands of companies millions of dollars in equipment breakdown and business interruption resulting in significant energy savings and increased efficiency. |
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| How does an infrared inspection work? |
| Infrared is a wave of light humans can't see; it is a form of natural radiation that all objects emit. Infrared cameras use this attribute to detect areas of unusual temperature in people, animals, homes, equipment, buildings, electrical components, etc. |
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| What can infrared imaging do for you? |
- Identify loss producing conditions and help minimize unplanned outages,
- Allow for controlled scheduling of repairs around production schedules,
- Reduce downtime which can cause an unwanted interruption to your business,
- Improve the useful life of mechanical and electrical equipment and maximize your existing maintenance program,
- Decrease energy costs by identifying energy losses in your building or home, and more...
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| What does an infrared image look like? |
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Infrared is a wave of light humans can't see
Infrared can detect areas of unusual temperatures in virtually anything
Infrared allows you to find issues before they become problems |
| Infrared image of an electrical component |
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