SKF TMTI 2DT - Advance Thermal Imager

Thermal Imaging

Thermal imaging works based on the fact that all objects emit infrared radiation based on their temperature. Heat consists of long wavelength infrared radiation, which cannot be seen with the human eye. Thermal imaging converts this invisible radiation into a visible picture by using sensors to convert the electronic signals in to an easy to view picture.

The TMTI 2DT is an uncooled microbolometer-based thermal imager. The thermal images are displayed on a large 3.1/2" colour screen with a LED backlight. In total 19200 pixels can be displayed, giving a clear high-resolution image. Images can be viewed using one of four user selectable colour palettes. The centre pixel on the screen can be indicated on the application by means of a laser pointer.

Temperatures between -10°C and 500 °C ( 14 °F and 932 °F) can be displayed, and a user selectable hot and cold spot finder helps to pin point the hottest and coldest spots in the imager view. This is useful in establishing boundary conditions in a scene.

The fully radiometric images can be captured on a SD card (supplied) for recall and further analysis. Images can also be downloaded to a PC from the memory card for analysis, report generation and printing.

A comprehensive thermal imaging processing software is included for ease of data analysis. Many options are available including; different colour palettes, spot temperatures, hot ands cold spots, temperature profiles, temperature distribution, isotherms, temperature differential, emissivity setting, reflected temperature setting and image zoom. Changes to an image can be saved direct to the PC.

The TMTI 2DT is supplied with powerful report writing software, for unlimited use by every member of the maintenance team (no additional software license fees). This software enables professional looking reports to be made in a quick and easy manner.

The imager, PC and report writing software is supplied in English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese and Italian allowing the imager to be used in many markets.