FLIR Deutschland

Website:	https://www.flir.de

Street:	Hanauer Landstr. 200
ZIP/City:	60314 Frankfurt am Main
Country:	DEUTSCHLAND

Phone:	069/80884980

AI-supported infrared Analysis Camera

Flir has developed a thermal imaging camera for perimeter surveillance that expands the manufacturer's range of mid-range infrared security products.

Thermal imaging cameras for quality control

Automated thermal imaging cameras are often suitable for quality control applications where temperature plays a role. However, while there are various solutions on the market for slow processes, it is challenging to select a camera that reliably detects every defective product in a high-speed application in an automated production plant.

Extended spectral range

Teledyne FLIR IIS launches the 1.3 MP 'Forge 1GigE SWIR' (Short Wave Infrared) camera.

Guard in the toolbox

Extech introduces a new range of measuring instruments for electrical, HVAC and industrial professionals: the EX series multimeters and clamp meters, the IAQ320 air quality meter and the versatile BR450W boroscopes.

Versatile and handy videoscope series

Teledyne FLIR, part of Teledyne Technologies, today announced its newest and most powerful Extech videoscope series, the Extech HDV700.

Indoor air quality monitoring

The new 42280A series temperature and humidity data logger from Extech offers a number of improvements over its successful predecessor.

Small, lightweight and for demanding applications

The latest models in Teledyne Flir's Blackfly S GigE camera range are the BFS-U3-50S4M-C and BFS U3 50S4C C. These 5 MP models are suitable for integration into small portable devices and integration with compact, lower cost lenses thanks to their low weight of only 53 g and high pixel density.

Detect leaks quickly

Designed to scan large areas for moisture problems, air leaks, electrical issues and more, the Flir MR265 moisture meter with thermal imaging and MSX enables professionals to quickly detect and locate water leaks and other moisture problems at the source.

New lenses recognize even more gases

Flir's new GF77 Gas Find IR series offers experts the flexibility to use an uncooled gas detection camera for gas detection and thermal imaging inspections in the chemical and industrial manufacturing, power supply, natural gas supply chain, food and agriculture, and public safety industries.

Better visibility in poor light

The American manufacturer Flir Systems has launched a new camera module for the visible light spectrum.

Software for Covid-19 temperature screenings

Flir has introduced Screen-EST software for the T, Exx and A series thermal imaging cameras. The software has automatic measurement functions that check people for an elevated body temperature in a maximum of two seconds, while maintaining the required minimum distance.

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Non-contact voltage tester for electrical systems

Flir presents the VP50-2 non-contact voltage tester with work light and three alarm types. This makes it safer and easier to detect and check problems in electrical systems.

Contactless temperature monitoring with thermal imaging cameras

Flir launches a smart sensor thermal imaging solution for industrial monitoring and checking for elevated skin temperature. The cameras will initially be delivered primarily to emergency services in the fight against COVID-19.

Looking into the profile and through glass

With the cooled near-infrared cameras of the A6260 series, Flir has two cameras in its range that are suitable for laser profile detection, inspection of silicon wafers and the infrared view through glass and applied layers of paint.

Thermal images at Fachpack

Thermal imaging specialist Flir Systems is exhibiting at Fachpack in Nuremberg for the first time. Together with integrator Itema and packaging solution provider Bytronic, the company will be demonstrating what thermography can achieve in the packaging sector.

Analysis image software for thermal imaging data

Flir has introduced a new thermal imaging software, Research Studio. It supports multiple operating system platforms and 22 languages, enabling research and development teams to work together to capture and analyze thermal imaging data.

Thermal imaging cameras prevent transformer failures

Transformer bushings can be efficiently maintained using thermal imaging technology. The T1020-HD thermal imaging camera from Flir, for example, can localize temperature anomalies, while thermal imaging sensors provide temperature trends of critical components around the clock.

Preventive maintenance with thermal imaging technology

The use of thermal imaging technology in wind turbine maintenance schedules enables electrical and mechanical problems to be identified before costly unplanned downtime occurs.

Inspection and diagnosis of solar modules from the air

Regular inspections are also an essential part of operational efficiency when managing solar installations. Thermal imaging camera manufacturer Flir Systems shows how solar installations can be efficiently inspected from the air using thermal imaging drones.

Flir invests in Dronebase

Flir has announced its strategic investment in Dronebase. The company will become the exclusive provider of thermal imaging technology for Dronebase inspection services and a training partner.

Detect hydrocarbon leaks in HD

Flir has introduced the GF620, the industry's first portable optical gas imaging (OGI) camera with HD resolution. It has been specially developed for oil and gas industry experts.

Thermal imaging camera for smartphones and tablets

Flir introduces One Pro LT, a new thermal imaging camera attachment for smartphones with professional tools and better image quality.

Flir Systems receives Red Dot Award

The FLIR T500 thermal imaging camera series from Flir has received the "Red Dot: Best of the Best" award for 2018. The award is given for groundbreaking product design and is the highest honor in the Red Dot Award.

Infrared view through glass

The Flir A6260sc camera has been specially optimized for the IR short-wave spectrum (SWIR) in the wavelength range from 0.9 to 1.7 micrometres. This allows it to see through glass, applied layers of paint, through the top layer of fruit in the food sector or through blood directly onto tissue during operations.