Handheld Thermal Cameras

Handheld thermal imaging cameras provide hair-trigger thermal images at the touch of a button during all your daily inspections.

Handheld thermography cameras, also called point & shoot thermography cameras, from Teledyne FLIR are simple and affordable thermography cameras that have excellent basic functionality. Taking a thermal photo is done at the touch of a button. This makes them very user-friendly and well suited for quick thermography inspections.

Streamline your daily operations

Daily inspection of thermal problems at buildings, power grids, oil and natural gas operations, etc. results in less downtime, cost savings and creates a safe working environment.

FLIR T1020

The FLIR T1020 is a high-performance handheld thermal imaging camera designed to act as the ultimate tool to streamline your daily operations.

MSX® functionalities for razor-sharp thermal images

With the MSX® heat images are potential problems razor-sharp; from energy loss to moisture intrusion, construction defects and overheating of electrical and mechanical equipment.

FLIR E5xt WiFi

The E5xt WiFi is a compact thermal imaging camera from FLIR suitable as a tool for visualizing electrical, mechanical and construction issues. Thanks to its 160 x 120 pixel resolution and MSX® functionalities, images are displayed in high sharpness and detail.

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TELEDYNE FLIR

Teledyne FLIR is the global market leader in designing, producing, and selling thermal infrared camera systems. FLIR is a pioneer in the field of commercial infrared cameras and has been delivering thermographic cameras for applications in the building sector, industry, and R&D for 50 years. From preventive maintenance, non-destructive testing, R&D, medical science, temperature measurement, and thermal testing to monitoring, safety, and production process control.

Handheld Thermal Cameras applications

Handheld thermal imaging cameras are suitable for a variety of applications and work areas. Is your handheld camera application not listed? Please contact our advisor for the possibilities.

Visualising leaks in compressed air systems

An industrial acoustic imaging camera from FLIR, working via ultrasonic sounds, is suited for real-time visualization of potential leaks in compressed air systems.

Handheld Thermal Cameras knowledge base

Want to learn more about handheld cameras or possibly looking for another thermal imaging camera? The knowledge base article on the different types of infrared cameras may answer your question. Is your question not listed? Please contact our advisor for the possibilities.

Infrared thermal imaging cameras: how it works and all types

Infrared radiation is not observable with the unaided eye. However by using thermal vision cameras it becomes possible to visualize the invisible radiation in applications with gasses, hotspots, 24/7 operations, etc.

Continuous condition monitoring with thermal imaging cameras

Stopping machines results for a company in much unnecessary downtime and costs. Continuously monitoring conditions with thermal imaging cameras for example in machine factories and in the steel-industry ensures that machines will last longer, that disruptions are prevented and that costs are saved.

Optical gas imaging; operation & application

Gas leaks can pose a threat for the safety of employees and for the efficiency of your business processes. With the FLIR gas detection (thermal) cameras you are able to visualize hundreds of invisible gasses rapidly, easily and safely.

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Plastic is currently considered as one of the biggest and most indispensable raw material for the production of products that we use in our daily life. However, from all that plastic just a little fraction is recycled. Happily, there are more and more techniques available that can realize an efficient and effective plastic recycling process so that a bigger share of the plastic can be recycled.

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Ron van Sambeek

Questions about a thermographic camera? Ron is happy to assist you in making the most suitable choice. Ron is our thermography specialist.