Thermography for Industrial Automation Quality – Assurance at the Highest Level
The use of infrared cameras offers great potential for quality assurance and monitoring in industry. This webinar will give you an insight into the key aspects of automating these processes.
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Thermography for Industrial Automation
Efficient quality control through fast, contactless temperature measurement during ongoing production
Flexible system solutions from modular components to fully customized turnkey setups
Integrated software for automated evaluation, documentation, and triggering of follow-up processes
Quality Assurance at the Highest Level
Optimizing industrial processes is essential for companies that want to remain competitive in the long term. Increased productivity with the same or better quality and low costs can often be achieved through customized automation solutions.
When optimizing production processes, the recording of temperature and its progression over time often plays a crucial role. Conventional contact-based methods can rarely measure temperature deviations quickly and accurately enough without delaying the production process. As an imaging temperature measurement method that can be tailored to a wide range of measurement tasks, thermography has become an indispensable tool for quality assurance in series production.
Thermal Imaging in Industrial Automation Offers Various Benefits, Including:
Fast, contactless and completely non-intrusive control during the ongoing process
Flexible adaptation to measurement tasks and specific needs
Evaluation and documentation using integrated software
Automatic triggering of follow-up processes
Versatile application options from cost-effective to highly precise
Thermography in Industrial Automation: Versatile and Flexible
Whether analysing electronic and semiconductor components, measuring temperature distribution on thermoformed sheet metal or monitoring the temperature control of die-cast moulds: thermal imaging can be used to measure temperatures in a wide range from – 40 °C to over 2,000 °C, detecting even the slightest temperature differences of up to a few thousandths of a degree.
There are as many system solutions as there are individual measurement tasks. As the universally applicable system does not exist, we provide you with a modular system. This allows the selection of individual components, such as the infrared camera module with SDK, for example, or an individual, turnkey system solution can be put together for you by our colleagues. Based on specific examples, you will learn how our customers use these options.
Topics at a Glance
Thermography in industrial automation: potential and challenges
What is infrared radiation and how do infrared cameras work?
Software interface – results and insights from thermographic evaluations
Which InfraTec automated thermography solution is right for you?
