FLIR Systems Ltd

FLIR Systems has published a technical note that investigates and describes how to use low-cost materials to increase target emissivity to enable accurate measurement using a thermal imaging camera. Clean, unoxidized, bare metal surfaces such as are found in many R&D applications have low emissivity. Consequently they are difficult to analyse with a thermal imaging camera.

Flir Systems announces that the latest version of its Research IR software - ResearchIR Max version 4.2 gives users direct access to their MATLAB scripts within the software program for the first time.

Optical gas imaging (OGI) cameras for the petrochemical and power generation industries from FLIR Systems will take centre stage at PEFTEC 2015 in Antwerp (Nov 18-19) The company will display the GF320 OGI thermal camera - a preventative maintenance solution trusted worldwide to spot leaks in piping, flanges and connections in petrochemical operations.

FLIR Systems announces that it will be showing its latest optical gas imaging (OGI) cameras for the petrochemical and power generation industries at PEFTEC 2015* on 18th and 19th November 2015.

Designed to spot leaks in compressors, piping, flanges and connections in chemical plants, FLIR Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) cameras are preventative maintenance solutions. Based upon FLIR's proprietary thermal imaging technology the OGI cameras can rapidly scan large areas and pinpoint leaks of a wide range of volatile chemicals including Olefins (Ethylene and Propylene), Carbon Dioxide, Carbon Monoxide, Ammonia, Vinyl Chloride, Butadiene, Acetic Acid, Solvents and VOCs in real time. 

FLIR Systems reports on its GF320 thermal camera - a preventative maintenance tool purpose designed to spot leaks in piping, flanges and connections in offshore petrochemical operations. The thermal camera is proven to effectively rapidly scan large areas and pinpoint leaks in real time.

FLIR Systems announces that it will be showing its latest thermal imaging solutions for academic research at Photonex 2015* on 14th and 15th October 2015. 

The new technical note addresses the commonly posed question "There is plenty of choice of thermal imaging cameras for R&D and scientific applications, for which applications should I use a cooled or an uncooled system?”  

FLIR Systems Optical Gas Imaging (OGI) cameras make hydrocarbon leaks visible and turn a greenhouse gas problem into a revenue and energy stream for oil and gas producers.  

A new version 4.2 of its ResearchIR thermal imaging software has been released by FLIR Systems. ResearchIR 4.2 provides researchers and scientists with a powerful tool for viewing, acquiring, analysing, and sharing the thermal data captured with FLIR’s Scientific and R&D cameras. ResearchIR Max version 4.2 gives users direct access to their MATLAB scripts within ResearchIR for the first time.

Three new science-grade thermal cameras, the A6200sc NIR, A8300sc HD MWIR, and A6700sc LWIR** have been unveiled by FLIR Systems. Designed for demanding science and research, the applications include electronics development, university research, and non-destructive testing. The cooled cameras deliver exceptional image quality, standardised interfaces and MATLAB integration making them powerful, efficient tools for gathering thermal data.

FLIR Systems has launched three new science-grade thermal cameras, the A6200sc NIR, A8300sc HD MWIR, and A6700sc LWIR. Designed for demanding science and research applications including electronics development, university research, and non-destructive testing, these new cooled cameras deliver exceptional image quality, standardised interfaces and MATLAB integration making them powerful, efficient tools for gathering thermal data.

The G300a thermal imaging camera from FLIR Systems allows user to monitor vital gas pipelines or installations 24/7 and detect dangerous and costly gas leaks. It eliintaes the need for periodic inspections. Monitoring is done from a safe distance without the need to send technicians into potentially dangerous areas.

FLIR Systems have published a new handbook, available as an interactive pdf or iBook for iPad, that allows you to discover thermal imaging applications advances that researchers are making around the world.

FLIR Systems has announced the release of their new GF343; an optical gas imaging camera that lets you detect and visualize Carbon Dioxide (CO2) leaks quickly, easily, and from a safe distance. 

FLIR Systems has announced the release of the GF343, an optical gas imaging camera that lets users detect and visualise Carbon Dioxide (CO2) leaks quickly, easily, and from a safe distance. Whether the CO2 emission is a by-product of a production process, a trace gas used to detect leaks from power generators or as part of an Enhanced Oil Recovery program, fast and accurate detection of CO2 leaks is key to keeping an operation running safely, efficiently, and profitably.

The FLIR Systems A6700sc offers affordable high performance in science-grade thermal imaging. Featuring a highly sensitive 640x512 pixel resolution Indium Antimonide (InSb) detector, the A6700sc produces beautiful temperature-calibrated IR imagery that are perfect for demanding research and science applications.

FLIR Systems has announced its 15th Annual InfraMation Conference to be held May 12-15 2015 in Nashville, Tenneesee (USA).

FLIR Systems, Inc. has announced the introduction of three new thermal cameras for optical gas detection: the FLIR G300a, G300pt and A6604. These cameras provide vital new tools for monitoring gas pipelines and installations from safe distances.

FLIR Systems has announced the release of a new range of thermal imaging cameras optimised for industrial R&D applications including tyre / brake testing, on and through glass measurements, welding / soldering processes and fast moving process control applications.