Handheld Thermal Imaging
Handheld thermal imaging cameras represent a significant advancement in heat signature analysis compared to traditional, non-handheld models. They allow users to capture thermal images on the go, making it simpler to assess various locations without being tethered to fixed equipment. At Thermascan, we are using this technology to help reshape diagnostics and maintenance across different fields.
Advantages of Handheld Thermal Imaging
Handheld thermal cameras are known for their portability and convenience. They are Designed for easy transport, these cameras can be used in multiple locations with minimal effort. Other advantages include:
Versatility: Ideal for a wide range of applications, including building inspections, electrical systems, mechanical maintenance, and HVAC assessments.
Real-Time Analysis: Gain instant thermal data and images for immediate decision-making.
Non-Destructive Testing: Identify problems without requiring physical contact or interruption to operations.
Improved Safety: Detect potential hazards from a safe distance, reducing risks in the workplace.
Cost-Effective Maintenance: Proactively pinpoint issues to avoid costly downtime and repairs.
Handheld Thermal Camera Hire
Hiring a thermal camera can be a cost-effective option for short-term projects or for those who wish to try before they buy. We provide a variety of handheld models, such as FLIR E8-XT and FLIR T560, suitable for different applications and a straightforward rental process that covers duration, pricing, and support.
Gain Experience
Thinking of getting a handheld thermal camera but don't know how to operate it? Proper operation of thermal imaging cameras is essential for accurate data interpretation and safety. Thermascan can refer you to FLIR ITC training courses, including Level I and Level II certification, conducted by FLIR's experienced trainers.
FLIR Industries
Discover how handheld thermal imaging can benefit various sectors:
BREEAM Surveys: Identify insulation issues, air leaks, and moisture problems.
Electrical Survey: Spot overheating components, loose connections, and overloaded circuits.
Mechanical Surveys: Monitor equipment temperature and detect friction or wear.
HVAC: Evaluate system performance, duct leaks, and optimise energy use.
R&D: Conduct thermal analysis in prototypes and product development.
Manufacturing: Enhance quality control, process monitoring, and system maintenance.
Thermascan’s Handheld Thermal Cameras
Hiring a thermal camera can be a cost-effective option for short-term projects or for those who wish to try before they buy. We provide a variety of handheld models, such as FLIR E8-XT and FLIR T560, suitable for different applications and a straightforward rental process that covers duration, pricing, and support.