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The last year saw an abundance of new thermal imaging cameras, incorporating new and improved technology, entering the market. Manufacturers FLIR, Fluke, Hikvison and Seek have all released new and upgraded models. There is plenty to choose from. Fluke's new IR-Fusion ™ blends visible and thermal images, for a clearer picture. FLIR models benefit from extended temperature ranges, auto lens calibration and...

If you are looking to update your current thermal imaging camera then why not trade-in your old model for a newer or upgraded model? PASS Ltd are offering you up to 20% off the purchase of a new thermal imaging camera when you trade-in your old one.

A lively discussion has been posted up on the LinkedIn group warning anyone carrying out thermal surveys in the UK to beware of bogus callers for domestic surveys where upon arrival, thermographers are mugged by masked men at knife-point.

The Commonwealth Scientific Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) in Australia is examining thermal imagery of the Indian ocean from several additional satellites to measure the temperature of the surface of the ocean in the hunt for missing Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370.

It has been reported recently that industrial technicians of the future should use the most advanced equipment available.

This week has seen the launch of our new look Thermal Imaging Camera website.

At the Fiat Car factory in Italy they are using thermal imaging cameras for predictive maintenance purposes, in order to predict electrical and mechanical faults. The factory produces 250,000 cars per year, meaning that it is important for the system of car production to work efficiently without any possible faults.

Infrared cameras can detect elevated body temperature which may indicate the presence of fever. Due to factors such as, economic migration and the growth of international travel means that it is much easier for infections and disease to spread quickly. This calls for a stringent global prevention policy.

The magnificent power and danger of volcanoes intrigue and fascinate Geological Researchers. They are a window into the centre of the Earth and allow researchers to better understand the Earth itself. Through the use of a thermal imaging camera, a researcher can measure volcanic heat without the need for contact with the lava. A thermal camera is capable of recording radiated heat and displaying the thermal image and temperature reading on the display.

We are having a thermal imaging celebration and are delighted to announce a free seminar delivered by world leading Infrared camera manufacturer. The seminar aims to demonstrate how you can use Thermography in a wide variety of applications and how it can greatly reduce your time, costs and resource expenditure on diagnostics.