Webinar: Condition Monitoring with Thermal and Acoustic Imaging with FLIR

It’s no secret that keeping track of condition monitoring is crucial as it can lead to an unsafe work environment, unplanned downtime, costly repairs and replacements, and a potential decrease in quality. With that in mind, it is important to keep track of measuring specific equipment parameters such as temperature, vibration, and sound and making note of any significant changes that could indicate impending failure.<br><br>Given the significance of this topic, we will provide you with crucial information on the benefits of Thermal and Acoustic Imaging and how these tools can be applied to everyday challenges specific to Condition Monitoring in this webinar.<br><br>By performing proactive or predictive maintenance, you can significantly reduce costs as opposed to other traditional methods.<br><br>During our 1-hour webinar, we covered:<br><br>How can thermal and acoustic imaging help you be proactive?<ul><li>Improving safety and sustainability in the workplace</li><li>Improving productivity and quality in the workplace</li><li>Lowering capital and operational costs</li><li>Making equipment last longer</li><li>Avoiding company breakdowns related to unplanned downtime</li></ul>

Screen for Elevated Body Temperature using a FLIR Thermal Camera

Thermal imaging cameras can be used to detect elevated body temperature. Use the FLIR thermal cameras in public spaces such as airports, train terminals, businesses, factories, and concerts, as an effective and relable tool to measure skin surface temperature and identify individuals with Elevated Body Temperature (EBT).