Infrared (IR) Inspection

Infrared Thermography is an exciting technology with diverse applications used in numerous industries. Infrared thermography inspection range from predictive and preventive maintenance (P/PM) to condition monitoring, from nondestructive testing (NDT) to research and development (R&D), from process control to quality control, and from building diagnostics to security and surveillance. The list of applications for thermography is almost endless and is limited only by your imagination.

The Benefits for Infrared Thermography Inspection
Quality Control and Improvement
Equipment Design Improvement
Reduced Inventory Costs
Reduce Unscheduled Downtime (or increase uptime)
Increase the Effectiveness of Your Maintenance Personnel Efforts
Reduce Equipment Damage
Save Energy/Increase Efficiency
Meet "Regulatory" Requirements

Electrical Inspection Appication

Main Swithch Inspection	Connection Points Inspection

The ability to reduce plant operating costs and unscheduled downtime is key in competitive industries. Studies have shown that dollar for dollar, investments in predictive/preventative maintenance and product quality programs yield immediate returns to a customer’s “bottom line.” Typical payback on IR services is realized within the first few months.
Infrared inspections should be conducted yearly to spot temperature increases, and diagnose new potential problem areas while they are small and manageable. Critical operating equipment and/or special process machinery should be inspected more often to insure maximum efficiency.