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FLIR Systems’ line of professional thermal cameras, the FLIR T500-Series, earns Red Dot’s top prize for groundbreaking product design in 2018.

The new E53 thermal imaging cameras are packed with features to find hot spots, troubleshoot electrical and mechanical systems and prevent serious problems.

FLIR Systems' new, fixed mounted A66xx-Series cooled cameras are suitable for automated thermal inspection and process control on high speed production and processing lines.

FLIR Systems has introduced the FLIR T1020, also known as the FLIR T1K, a premium thermal camera for use in a multitude of industrial and building diagnostics applications.

FLIR Systems has launched the FLIR C2, a fully-featured, pocket-sized thermal camera measuring 125 × 80 × 24mm and weighing just 130g, and priced at £559 (excluding VAT).

FLIR Systems has added new features and capabilities to its T-Series family of premium thermal cameras, and announces two new products, the T460 and the T660.  

FLIR thermal machine vision brings many benefits but perhaps the most significant is its ability to do the job without the need for additional lighting.

FLIR believes that no other thermal imaging camera in its price bracket has the same level of functionality as the company's i3 model. And while the three models in the new i series inherit proven features from their forerunners, their design, build and technical specification are superior. However, the cost of improvement hasn’t been passed on to the end user, as FLIR has frozen the price on these entry level models.