articleThermal imaging is playing an increasingly important role in terms of predictive maintenance of electro mechanical components of wind turbines and in the detection of surface defects in composite structures, as Andrew Baker, sales and marketing manager, FLIR Systems, explains
productSKF has launched two upgraded thermal cameras that are said to cut costs and enhance efficiency by enabling engineers to detect potential problems before they occur.
productAmong the products shown at Maintec 2014 by inspection camera specialist, Crimson Industrial Vision, was the Visio Prime Inspector, a 6mm dia. video endoscope with 4-way articulation
articleThe use of electrical maintenance safety devices (EMSDs) is a hot topic. Their popularity is growing as companies strive to improve profitability, uptime and safety. Here, Martin Robinson, CEO of IRISS Inc, focuses on infrared inspection windows which allow the testing of fully energised electrical systems without risk to personnel.
productA Dutch company specialising in electrical inspection recently won a contract from the Danish cargo airline, Star Air, on the strength of its thermal imaging camera’s ability to see thermal anomalies in great detail.
productTomorrow’s maintenance specialists and building inspectors need access to the most modern equipment during their training and, to make sure that as many schools and training centres as possible are using thermal imaging cameras in their educational programs, FLIR Systems is now offering its FLIR E6 and FLIR E60 at a 50% discount. This offer is valid from 1st April until 31st December 2014.
productIt is reported that the patented multi-spectral imaging (MSX) capability of the FLIR E-Series has proved significant both to customers worldwide and to FLIR Systems’ pricing.
productFluke has expanded the Fluke Connect wireless system with the new Ti90 and Ti95 Thermal Cameras, making them ideal for maintenance, troubleshooting, and HVAC/R technicians, electricians, and facility managers who need to collaborate and share measurements with others in their team.
articleManufacturers are increasingly using thermal imaging in their predictive maintenance and condition monitoring programmes, and regular thermal imaging surveys are now commonly stipulated by insurance companies as a condition of coverage to minimise their own exposure to risk. IRISS comments
productDräger Marine & Offshore, part of the Dräger Group, is helping to improve Asset integrity management for offshore oil and gas operators with its thermal imaging technology.
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