Industrial Equipment

An inspection camera is your set of eyes in spots that are entirely out of reach but you need to observe what’s going on in there. This device has a black-and-white or colour display and several LED lights to illuminate the work area. Once you maneuver the camera shaft into position, you can observe what the camera “sees” on its display. The more advanced models have all kinds of features for you to choose from, which may make your shopping experience a bit overwhelming. So, in order to avoid that from happening, here’s a bit help on the matter.

Safety isn’t always the main concern of small business owners. Some owners regard serious work injuries as something that is very unlikely to happen to their employees, while others believe that there is a way to get the job done safely without spending a bunch of money that they don’t have on safety measures and equipment.

What usually happens to these small businesses is that they discover the hard way that it doesn’t take many employee injuries to put their company in real financial trouble. Compromising workplace safety in order to increase profits is a mistake that everyone should avoid by all means. Here are some tips to help you reduce the risk of work injuries in your business without compromising your budget. 

Visible light is the only part of the electromagnetic spectrum that we can see, yet it takes up a relatively small area when compared to infrared radiation. While we cannot see IR (infrared radiation) with only the naked eye, there is specialized equipment that can let us do just that.

All object absorb, reflect and sometimes transmit thermal energy (heat) at different levels. Thermal cameras are devices that can translate the heat signatures into visible light in order to create a visual representation of an area or object. In basic terms, these cameras can create infrared pictures of whatever is being viewed through them, and this is actually a very useful tool to have in quite a few fields.