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Infrared Thermography for Automation Applications

Infrared cameras from FLIR Systems are used for automation applications in Australia and world-wide. Thermal imaging has evolved into a valuable tool for a wide variety of automation applications. By detecting anomalies often invisible to the naked eye, thermography allows important details to be seen that would otherwise remain invisible.

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FLIR Systems cameras provide affordable, fully integrated thermal imaging and measurement solutions for process development and optimisation, industrial process monitoring, product verification and quality assurance. They feature revolutionary, powerful built-in logic and multiple independent alarming and are capable of autonomous process control, as well as monitoring.

Applications for thermography in automation are extensive. Discover what infrared can do for you today. Contact us now for more information.

Infrared Cameras:

  • Are as easy to use as a camcorder
  • Give you a full image of the situation
  • Perform inspections when systems are under load
  • Identify and locate the problem
  • Measure temperatures
  • Store information
  • Tell you exactly what needs to be fixed
  • Find the problems before they really occur
  • Save you valuable time and money
Infrared Images from Automation

Cooling process in engine block moulding

Hot and cold stripes indicate incorrectly quenched steel slab

Hot spot on coupling of Windshield Washer Fluid Pump indicates a fault

Hot spot on heat exchanger

Motor with internal winding problem

Overheating of water pump starter

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