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FLIR X8000sc / X6000sc Series For the most demanding R&D professional Thermal images up to 1280 x 1024 pixels (FLIR X8400sc) will show you the smallest of details and assure excellent measurement accuracy, while fast, dynamic scenes will be accurately … Continue reading →

FLIR SC6000 Series MWIR Science-Grade Cameras The versatile FLIR SC6000 Series cameras give you high speed and high resolution imagery in a package that’s easy to use yet flexible in configurations for just about any scientific or research application. FLIR … Continue reading →

FLIR T600-Series Infrared Camera If you need a thermal research camera with high-resolution thermal and daylight imagery, small spot size for precise results, and reliable temperature measurement accuracy – all at an affordable price – the FLIR T600 Series has … Continue reading →

FLIR T400-Series Cameras Portable, ergonomic, and easy-to-use, FLIR’s T-Series infrared cameras provide excellent infrared image quality at an affordable cost and are packed with innovative features that make them perfect choices for your research and scientific needs. FLIR T430sc/T450sc Camera … Continue reading →

FLIR A6750sc SLS, A6700sc & A6750sc MWIR Cameras Designed for electronics inspections, medical thermography, manufacturing monitoring, and non-destructive testing, the camera is ideal for high-speed thermal events and fast-moving targets. Short exposure times allow users to freeze motion and achieve … Continue reading →

FLIR A655sc Infrared Camera Features 640 × 480 LWIR resolution with 17 micron pixels Full frame 16-bit data at up to 50 fps FPA windowing for high-speed 200 Hz imaging Easy integration with GenICam and GigE Vision protocols Specifications of … Continue reading →

Designed from the ground up to deliver the accurate thermographic imaging and repeatable temperature measurements you need in your research and science applications, the FLIR A325sc generates over 76,000 accurate temperature measurements in every image. FLIR A325sc Infrared Camera Features … Continue reading →