Thermography in Production Control
Thermography provides a monitoring technique for modern production processes,
whereby temperature deviations within defined production processes can be detected immediately and reliably and can subsequently be rectified. However, this requires the use of the most modern infrared measurement technology. Therefore thermography as a non-contact method for measuring temperature is used as it visualises the temperature distribution of objects.
Based on the fact that every body with a temperature above absolute zero emits electromagnetic radiation the distribution of its intensity can be recorded with thermal cameras. This enables the monitoring of the operating process as well as the control of the quality of the parts produced. InfraTec, the experts in thermal imaging, provides equipment for process monitoring and quality control using thermographic control. In addition to stationary installations in industry or research, there are many more possibilities for the portable use of thermal imaging systems.
Thermography Used to Inspect Buildings
There are a lot of discussions about how energy can be conserved, particularly in the areas of building design and renovation. Uncontrolled heat loss from buildings should be prevented and, in order to do this, you must first of all establish where and to what extent heat is being emitted. Our portable thermal imaging cameras in the VarioCAM® high resolution series have been designed exactly for such tasks. These cameras have a resolution of up to 1.23 mega pixels guaranteeing reliable and conclusive measurement results. They are also easy to handle and light weight. Therefore, they are an ideal tool for locating air leakage.
Our thermal imaging systems are self-contained and portable to cater all areas of thermography and being able to meet a wide range of requirements.