The SWIR infrared cameras ImageIR® 8100 and ImageIR® 9100 are especially developed for thermographic measurement tasks which are characterised by very high temperatures and challenging materials. Both thermography systems work in the short-wave infrared range (SWIR) and expand the portfolio of thermographic temperature measurement from InfraTec. They offer new possibilities and allow for example emissivity-optimised […]
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The transformation to using renewable energy sources is a basic prerequisite for achieving the current climate protection goals. It is a necessity, considering the finite nature of fossil fuels and it’s essential for an increasing independence from providers of conventional fossil energy sources. In this context, energy production and intermediate energy storage need to go […]
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Conventional but especially the growing additive manufacturing processes – both in the prototype stage and in industrial production – require increasing quality control of the final products. These are mandatory to verify the properties of the material and the parts produced from it. In addition to the common destructive tests, non-destructive methods are increasingly being […]
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Die konventionelle Fertigung sowie der Einsatz additiver Verfahren – sowohl im Prototypstadium als auch in der industriellen Produktion – erfordern eine Vielzahl von Testverfahren, mit denen die Festigkeitseigenschaften des verwendeten Materials und daraus hergestellter Bauteile definiert beziehungsweise überprüft werden können. Neben den üblichen zerstörenden Prüfungen werden dabei zunehmend zerstörungsfreie Verfahren eingesetzt, auch um Serienteile lückenlos […]
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On 23rd November 2022, interested parties and thermographers from science and industry will have the opportunity to learn more about the possibilities of thermography in the demanding field of research and development. At InfraTec’s user conference "Thermography Compact", our external speaker will describe the possibilities of thermography in his field of application based on own […]
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Am 5. Oktober 2022 haben Interessenten und Thermografen aus Wissenschaft und Industrie die Gelegenheit, mehr über die Möglichkeiten der Thermografie im anspruchsvollen Tätigkeitsfeld der Forschung und Entwicklung zu erfahren. In der Anwenderkonferenz „Thermografie in Forschung und Entwicklung“ von InfraTec schildern externe Referenten anhand eigener Erfahrungen die Möglichkeiten der Thermografie in ihren Anwendungsgebieten. Teilnehmer erleben hautnah […]
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Active thermography in combination with high‐resolution infrared cameras is an elegant testing method to analyse measuring objects in a non‐contact and non‐destructive manner. As an optical measurement method, it enables fast defect detection and quality assurance – nearly regardless of the object material. Active thermography is suitable for anyone who is faced with a specific […]
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In Verbindung mit hochauflösenden Wärmebildkameras ist die Aktiv‐Thermografie ein elegantes Prüfverfahren, um Messobjekte berührungslos und zerstörungsfrei zu analysieren. Als bildgebendes Verfahren ermöglicht sie die effiziente Fehlerdetektion und Qualitätssicherung – bei einer Vielzahl von Objektmaterialien. Die Aktiv‐Thermografie eignet sich für alle, die vor einer prüftechnischen Herausforderung stehen und beispielsweise einen Prototypen entwickeln oder bereits kurz vor […]
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If you are looking for an eye in the sky that peers into the infrared, you are welcome to the world of thermography. InfraTec provides airborne thermography systems and infrared cameras for many years already and customers rely on the systems’ design and reliability regardless which airborne application is considered. By using a helicopter equipped […]
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The inspection of electronic components and assemblies by using active thermography is an established method for troubleshooting and quality assurance – from prototype development to series production. Applying this extremely sensitive method, atypical temperature distributions and hotspots with variations of only few millikelvin can be reliably detected on surfaces of printed circuit boards, integrated circuits […]
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