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Thermal imaging can be used for quality control in many industries. It is a nondestructive inspection method, which is especially used to detect flaws that are not visible on the surface.
There are many factors to consider when selecting a non-contact thermal measurement device. While emissivity and wavelength are crucial when measuring the temperature of specific materials or objects, other factors such as ease of set up, integration capabilities and compactness are equally important.
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According to a new market research report of "Infrared and Thermal Imaging Systems Market by Technology, Forecasts & Analysis (2014-2019)", the market is estimated to be valued at $3,350 Million in 2014 and is expected to reach $5,219.2 Million by 2019 at a CAGR of 9.27%.
The MikroSHOT is a fully radiometric thermal imager. The camera’s thermal-on-visible mode allows for radiometric temperature data to be displayed directly on the image.