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  • Save lives, safeguard assets: Fight fires before they begin with early fire detection

    200 workplace fires ignite every day in the US alone, according to The Occupational Safety and Health Administration. It reportedly costs US businesses in excess of $328 billion annually - damaging infrastructure, endangering lives and eliminating vital assets. So, how can we avoid billions going up in a blaze?

  • NFPA 70B: Learn how to keep safe and compliant with the new standards and how FLIR can help

    NFPA has updated guidance in the area of Thermal Inspections. What does this mean for you and your organization? Moving from recommended to required, learn how these updated standards (NFPA 70B) for thermography will affect your maintenance teams, electrical inspection tasks and reporting requirements.

  • 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.

  • Aerial Optical Gas Imaging Increases Inspection Efficiency and Improves Safety

    Natural gas processing plants, upstream production facilities, compressor stations, and pipelines are critical elements of the natural gas supply chain. These facilities store, process, and transport natural gas through a wide array of equipment over large areas that are difficult to manage efficiently. An important task is finding and limiting—or even eliminating—natural gas leaks from equipment, pipes, and fittings. This not only ensures the safety of employees but also reduces methane emissions that are harmful to the environment. While monitoring gas emissions efficiently across vast gas fields can be challenging, a new, innovative combination of unmanned drones (UAVs) and optical gas imaging technology is proving very useful,

  • 5 Tips for Using the FLIR QL320 Successfully

    What critical steps should you take to ensure all your inspections provide useable data?

  • 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.

  • 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 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.

  • 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.

  • Remote Thermal Monitoring for Electrical Utilities

    Saving MRO costs while improving asset uptime can be easy. With a Teledyne FLIR continuous thermal monitoring solution you can remotely monitor your site 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Catch hot spots early and plan repairs before a catastrophic failure occurs.

  • 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.