This technique measures invisible thermal energy and converts it into a visible image, displaying temperature variations as different colors or shades. By analyzing these temperature distributions, thermography can be used for various applications, including predictive maintenance of equipment, building inspections to find heat loss, surveillance, and even medical diagnostics.

• Reduce unscheduled down time.
• Increase equipment life.
• No service interruption during inspection.
• Lower risks.
• Lower repair costs.
• Increase profits.
• Prevent catastrophic failures.
• Lower insurance premiums due to reduced losses