Thermal Imaging for Science / R&D
In Research & Development and product/process testing, accuracy and reliability are vitally important. FLIR's SC-Series IR cameras are used for capturing and recording thermal distribution and variations in real time, allowing engineers to see and accurately measure heat patterns, dissipation, leakage, and other temperature factors in equipment, products and processes.
That's why FLIR infrared cameras are widely used around the world for applications as diverse as micro-electronics, paper processing, automotive, plastics, injection molding, consumer appliance design, telecommunications, target heat signatures, mechanical testing, R&D and much more.
FLIR thermal imaging cameras for Science / R&D
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| FLIR A35 sc / A15 sc / A5 sc |
FLIR A305/325 sc |
FLIR A645/655 sc |
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| FLIR T450 sc / T650 sc |
FLIR SC660 |
FLIR SC2500NIR |
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| FLIR SC5000 |
FLIR SC7000 |
FLIR Orion SC7000 |
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| FLIR X8000 sc |
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Education & Research Inst.FLIR infrared cameras are being used in university laboratories where high-end academic and applied research is on-going on a wide range of disciplines.
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EngineeringIR cameras made by FLIR have become indispensible tools for many engineering disciplines, particularly in advanced product development. |
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Target SignatureFLIR infrared cameras are combined with sophisticated software to measure, characterize, or otherwise describe phenomena such as distance to a target object, its size, shape, inherent heat energy, and of course, temperature. |
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Manufacturing IndustriesThermal imaging is widely used in manufacturing industries . It helps adjusting the process parameters, find non-destructively defects on material without any contact or improve the quality control plan. |
