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  • Is your camera explosion-proof? Here’s why you need the FLIR Cx5 on your next inspection job.

    Teledyne FLIR introduces the FLIR Cx5, a pocket-portable thermal camera for condition monitoring applications in hot working zones. The FLIR Cx5 has the same imaging performance as the previously launched FLIR C5, but it comes with a rugged ATEX-compliant case. Here are five good reasons why choosing the Cx5 for your next inspection job is a good idea.

  • Teledyne FLIR Extends Si-Series Acoustic Imaging Camera Family with Expanded Frequency Range and Integrated Battery

    Teledyne FLIR, part of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated, today announced the expansion of its Si124 industrial acoustic imaging family of cameras by introducing a new set of sound imaging cameras that feature a wider acoustic detection range, up to 65Khz, and an integrated battery with a quick start power button to make condition monitoring and inspection more efficient and effective.

  • Retrofit Your Surveillance with FLIR NDAA Compliant Cameras

    Following recent investigations, several parliamentarians in the U.K. have called for the British government to ban the sale and use of Chinese-made surveillance equipment that has been linked to human rights violations in China.

  • Process-monitoring for press-hardening production lines from AP&T

    Termisk Systemteknik used thermal imaging from Teledyne FLIR to provide non-contact temperature monitoring for manufacturer AP&T - to monitor heat distribution during the shaping and pressing of vehicle parts.

  • Maintenance Inspection Windows on Transformers

    There are many Condition Based Maintenance (CBM) technologies that can help maintenance technicians catch the early warning signs of impending failure on transformers. These include contact and airborne ultrasound surveys, inspection with an ultraviolet cameras, and visual inspections. Infrared inspection can be especially useful in detecting loose connections, weak crimps, and cable creepage due to thermal cycling—and with the right equipment, doesn't necessarily require facilities to power down.

  • Advances in Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) technology make leak detection safer at pipelines, tanks, and industrial plants

    The new affordability of OGI technology not only enhances safety monitoring for oil and gas applications, but also strengthens an organization’s culture of safety. OGI protects personnel by showing the safety threat from a distance, before a worker is in harm’s way. It empowers any user to establish the facts of an unsafe situation in order to seek a swift remedy.

  • Picturing the Invisible; Blending Science and Art to Give New Perspectives

    “Picturing the Invisible” is then both an apt description of thermography and the title of Dr. Makoto Takahashi’s art exhibit, dedicated to the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami that struck eastern Japan. With the help of his students at the Technical University of Munich, the exhibit brings together several talented photographers, essayists, and a FLIR T-series camera to immerse outsiders in the world of those effected by disaster.

  • Taking FLIR Firefighting Technology to Fire Crews Across Canada

    1200 Degrees is the largest supplier of fire trucks and equipment in Canada, supplying firefighting equipment from Manitoba to Newfoundland and Labrador and everywhere in between. And five years ago, one of the biggest names in Canadian firefighting equipment put its trust in FLIR products and FLIR technology to help it advance the field and improve firefighting safety in Canada.

  • Thermal imaging for Data Centers

    Data center maintenance teams have a big share in safeguarding the critical resource that customers and businesses depend upon. Fortunately, they have one secret weapon that enables them to spot issues in an early stage before they turn into big problems: FLIR thermal imaging.

  • Case Study: Genetic research on the mechanism of heat generation in plants

    Dr. Mitsuhiko Sato, a project researcher with the Kazusa DNA Research Institute who specializes in evolutionary biology, wanted a way to observe and record temperature changes in plants that generate heat without disturbing them. He recently purchased a Teledyne FLIR T530 thermal imaging camera for his research.

  • Teledyne Acquires Majority Interest in NL Acoustics  

    Teledyne Technologies Incorporated is excited to announce it has acquired a majority interest in Noiseless Acoustics Oy (“NL Acoustics”). Located in Helsinki, Finland, NL Acoustics designs and manufactures Si124 acoustics imaging instruments and predictive maintenance solutions, including the new cord-free FLIR Si-Series cameras.

  • Thermal Studio - Select Plan

    Choose your FLIR Thermal Studio subscription plan. The FLIR Thermal Studio Suite helps users manage thousands of thermal images and videos, whether they're from a handheld thermal imaging camera, unmanned aircraft system (UAS), or optical gas imaging (OGI) camera.