New thermal imagers
Omega’s new OSXL-TG165 series of high performance thermal imaging offer a thermal image with a portable, ergonomic design.
Omega’s new OSXL-TG165 series of high performance thermal imaging offer a thermal image with a portable, ergonomic design.
The thermoIMAGER G7 is the latest addition to the Micro-Epsilon family of thermal imaging cameras and is specifically designed for measurements on any glass objects.
Although thermal imaging has never been more affordable, it is still important for those investing in infrared to be certain they are getting the best value for money by choosing a camera model that will serve them well over time. To help with this, FLIR Systems has published a short but comprehensive handbook ‘12 Things to Consider Before Buying an Infrared Camera’.
Fluke is offering free thermography seminars in the UK and Ireland. Designed to look at the benefits of thermal imaging techniques to improve maintenance practices, the seminars are one element of the Fluke Academy programme (www.flukeacademy.shuttlepod.org/UK-seminars).
With a 180° articulating lens and 14.5cm touchscreen, the entry-level Fluke TiX500 infrared camera allows thermographers to easily navigate over, under, and around objects to preview and capture images.
Omega’s new OSXL-TG165 series of high performance thermal imagers are of a portable, ergonomic design.
Before hot spots in machinery, plant equipment or buildings can be analysed, they must first be located by capturing a great thermal image. Images that are out of focus, have poor contrast or insufficient resolution will not only affect the accuracy of temperature measurements, but might even miss the problem altogether. FLIR suggests a number of hints and tips that can help maximise the amount of useful data that can be obtained from thermal images
Until the end of 2015, anyone ordering a FLIR E60 or FLIR E60 (bx) can choose from one of four options that add value to the package. Choices range from a straight discount on the purchase price to the opportunity to buy the camera with an additional lens at a reduced overall cost.
As the technology behind thermal imaging cameras advances BSRIA considers whether an attachment for smart phones can fulfil the role of a professional thermal imaging camera.
Fluke has introduced a high-end, higher resolution model to its latest TiS Performance Series of infrared cameras. The TiS75 offers manual focusing, capturing professional quality images on its 320 x 240 pixel, 3.5 inch screen.
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