Thermography and Acoustic Imaging
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Latest software

Following the launch of its redesigned Centurion TK50 scanner, Thermoteknix has released a new version of its powerful kiln shell visualisation software -WinCEM Graphic Professional 8.0.

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Entry level kit

The MinIR series is the third generation of thermal camera designed by SATIR. The lightweight, lower resolution radiometric thermal imaging camera is aimed at entrylevel users and is competitively priced.

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Infrared pyrometer for glass production

Raytek has added to its Marathon pyrometer series a model for use in the production of thin glass. The MMG7 sensor measures infrared radiation at a wavelength of 7.9µm. The company has precisely adjusted the measurement spectrum to the reflecting medium and to the 300 to 900°C measured temperature range.

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Multi-tasking

A Testo 875 thermal imaging camera is helping Wycombe District Council identify and prevent any serious problems or anomalies before they can cause damage.

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Fire prevention

Thermal imaging can be used to spot electrical faults in fully energised systems. The early-warning the technology provides can also help prevent fire, a factor substantiated by European electrical contractor, EGI.

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Multi-function

Flukes VT02 Visual IR thermometer is a troubleshooting tool with an infrared heat map. It combines the visual insight of a thermal imager, the visual images of a digital camera, and the point-and-shoot convenience of an IR thermometer.

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Infrared training: A growing need

Thermal imaging is an industry standard method for condition monitoring and preventive maintenance. The technology is now accessible to a much wider engineering community and, as a result, the need for dedicated training has become increasingly important. FLIR Systems explains

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Two-day trial

Fluke (UK) has introduced, for a limited period, a Try & Buy scheme for customers who are keen to test the potential of a thermal imaging camera in their everyday work, but who are not certain of the benefits it can offer.

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True health status quickly ascertained

An infrared window is a data collection point for a thermal
imaging camera. Adoption of this technology is growing
fast as increased awareness of electrical safety and risk
reduction drives its acceptance. IR windows also enable
systems to be inspected under load so their true ‘health
status’ can be quickly ascertained, as Iriss explains

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