Fluke TiS60+ offers 320 x 240 resolution. Infrared images taken with the fixed-focus thermal image camera capture smaller temperature differences from farther away, according to the manufacturer.

Reheat furnaces are responsible for bringing cold metal to the correct temperature for hot-forming applications such as rolling, extruding or forging. To optimize quality and reduce wastage, the temperature needs to be consistent throughout the product, which requires accurate temperature monitoring. 

A visible thermal imaging system provides high quality lime kiln process monitoring for pulp mills. Combining the camera temperature information with process controls can improve combustion optimization and reburned lime quality and reduce emissions. The system, manufactured by Valmet, also allows visual evaluation of flame shape, size and temperature profile.

Powered by the company’s Lepton thermal microcamera core, Model Flir One Pro LT includes an image enhancement feature that combines the thermal and a high definition visible camera image to produce crisp, detailed images that are easy to interpret. 

Industrial inspection, troubleshooting and diagnostic tool can be used for electrical and electromechanical applications as well as heating. 

Powered by the company’s Lepton microcamera thermal core, the DM166 and DM285 digital multimeters and the CM275 clampmeter have built-in screens to show heat caused by electrical faults. 

Ridgid line includes four thermal imagers — RT-3, RT-5x, RT-7x and RT-9x — that provide up to 320 x 240 pixel thermal images. Some models also show a digital camera image alongside the thermal image. 

Built on the company’s Lepton thermal microcamera core, the Flir One and Flir One Pro enable thermal imaging using a smartphone or table.