Thermography is the process of using a thermal imager to detect infrared radiation (heat) that is emitted by an object. The technology allows operators to validate normal operations and, more importantly, locate thermal anomalies (abnormal patterns of heat invisible to the eye) which indicate possible faults, defects or inefficiencies within a system or machine asset.

• Electrical Systems (faulty electrical connections or overloaded circuits)
• Mechanical Equipment (abnormally warm motors or possible  bearing failures )
• Fluid Systems (line blockages, tank levels or pipe temperatures)
• Heat Losses estimation due to damage / weak insulation of heating surface
• Building Applications (detect missing insulation, air infiltration or moisture damage)
• Low-Slope Roofs (locate wet roof insulation)

• It is a non-contact type technique
• Fast, reliable & accurate output
• A large surface area can be scanned in a very short time
• Presented in visual & digital form
• Data can be stored for later image processing and analysis
• No production interruptions, on the other hand all equipment should work at nominal load
• Complies with legislation or insurance requirements

• Misalignment, unbalance
• Machine and component looseness
• Damaged shafts, vanes and blades
• Bearing defects, cracks and spills
• Gear defects
• Improper lubrication