The advantages of IR Imaging:
Early Fault Detection
thermal imaging enables you to identify hidden issues that traditional inspections might miss. Early detection of failing components allows for timely maintenance, reducing the risk of unexpected breakdowns.
Improved Safety
Identifying overheating components and electrical faults can help prevent potential safety hazards, protecting both your equipment and your personnel.
Preventative Maintenance
By regularly conducting thermal inspections, you can establish a proactive maintenance schedule, extending the lifespan of your machinery and minimizing the need for disruptive reactive repairs.
Cost Savings
Avoiding unplanned downtime and major repairs translates to significant cost savings in the long run. Thermal imaging helps you optimize maintenance efforts and allocate resources more effectively.
82% of Companies experience Unplanned shutdowns…
70% of companies lack full awareness of when their equipment needs to be repaired or replaced*
What is Thermal Imagery?
Thermography, also known as thermal imaging, is a technology that allows the visualization of infrared radiation emitted by objects and living things. Infrared radiation is the heat energy that all objects with a temperature above absolute zero emit. Thermal cameras or thermal imagers detect and convert this infrared radiation into visible images, where different temperatures are represented by varying colors or shades.
