Infrared Thermal Imaging for Commercial and Industrial Applications

Thermographic infrared scans can protect your business. Infrared thermography "sees" what the naked eye cannot. Identifying issues before catastrophic failure reduces costs, increases your efficiency, and avoids unscheduled maintenance through a proactive, predictive approach.

Common Applications for Infrared Thermography

Infrared Thermography is widely used for building and facilities management because it is non destructive, cost efficient and does not require down-time for personnel or equipment.

Roof Scans

Visible leaks inside the building rarely directly relate to the exact spot on the roof. Since water flows down the roof slope to a vulnerable spot and into the building it can be hard to identify what part of the roof needs repair. Roof Scans enable you to develop a more sophisticated roof asset management program, make more informed decisions regarding roofing budgets, and to plan effective repairs.

CMU Scans

Block walls (CMU) are a commonly used construction method - yet once a block wall is covered, it can be almost impossible to "see" issues within the block wall. Thermography is a non-destructive method to inspect CMU for proper grouting and insulation (including areas of missing grout and insulation) and to ensure proper location of structural components.

Electrical Surveys and Electrical Scans

An Infrared electrical scan can quickly and accurately pinpoint hot spots in electrical systems. Reduce your maintenance time and increase profits while reducing unscheduled outages and losses. Cut electricity cots and boost energy efficiency!

Other thermal imaging applications include Energy Surveys and Mechanical Scans.

An Energy Survey is designed to make sure your building is optimized to reduce utility costs. An energy survey locates areas of heat loss, pinpoints missing, wet and damaged insulation, finds the originating cause of mold, ice dams, and frozen pipes and finds cold air infiltration and moisture buildup. Targeting and fixing specific areas of damage results in energy optimization.

An Infrared electrical scan can quickly and accurately pinpoint hot spots in electrical systems. Reduce your maintenance time and increase profits while reducing unscheduled outages and losses. Cut electricity cots and boost energy efficiency!

An Infrared mechanical scan can identify overheating motors, bearings, and shafts. Mechanical scans find any alignment, overloading, and lubrication issues, substantially reducing the risk of catastrophic equipment failure.