FLIR A-Series IR Cameras
A fix mounted infrared camera can be installed almost anywhere to monitor your production process by detecting and measuring temperature differences. FLIR 325 is a compact, affordable IR camera fully controlled by a PC. It streams 320x240 pixels images up to 60 Hz and it is the first to follow standards as GigE Vision and GenICam. FLIR A325 comes with specially developed software and provide high speed live images in to the PC. Due to its compliance to standards, FLIR A325 is a Plug&Play device within 3rd parties Machine Vision software's like NIs IMAQ Vision TM and the MVTecs Halcon TM software.
In R&D applications A320 and A325 cameras are used to characterize a wide range of materials, devices, and other objects requiring a study of thermal properties. A great option for those new to IR thermography is a FLIR StartIR Kit. These kits bundle a FLIR mid-resolution A-Series camera (A320 or A325) with powerful ExaminIR software to provide an easy-to-use, entry level R&D system at an economical price.
To learn more about IR camera applications by industry, please visit our industry applications section.
Speak with an Applications Expert:
1-801-393-6050
Thermovision® A320 Infrared Camera
High Resolution, Plug & Play Infrared Camera for Machine Vision
The A320 is an affordable and accurate solution for machine vision and automation systems that require non-contact imaging and temperature measurements. It is a complete machine vision and remote monitoring system that immediately identifies thermal problems that would otherwise go undetected. Its built-in logic makes it ideal for safety/security systems, and for product and process monitoring in quality/reliability assurance programs.
ThermoVision® A320,
R&D StartIR Kit
ThermoVision® A325 Infrared Camera
High Resolution, Plug & Play, GigE Infrared Camera System for Machine Vision!
The A325 is an affordable way to add thermographic imaging and non-contact temperature measurements to machine vision systems. Adding this IR functionality is no more complex than adding a visual image camera, and provides a similar level of flexibility in developing the command and control program.
