The National Fire Protection Association NFPA 70B, now requires infrared thermography
The National Fire Protection Association NFPA 70B, now requires infrared thermography

Manufacturing plants operate in high-load, high-heat, and high-vibration environments. Production lines, motors, MCC buckets, compressors, conveyors, welders, and control systems run for long hours under significant demand. These conditions place constant stress on electrical equipment, and even minor electrical issues can shut down production, damage equipment, or create safety risks.
Keeping electrical systems stable is essential for maintaining output, avoiding downtime, and protecting both equipment and personnel. Understanding the electrical environment in manufacturing facilities is the first step in preventing costly disruptions.

Infrared inspections detect early-stage electrical issues by measuring temperature differences inside energized equipment. This allows us to identify overloaded circuits, loose lugs, overheating MCC buckets, failing breakers, unbalanced phases, deteriorating motor feeds, and hidden faults in distribution panels before they escalate into failures.
A single undetected hotspot can shut down a critical part of a production line. Infrared scanning offers a fast, non-invasive way to uncover problems early, reduce unplanned downtime, and support better maintenance planning across the facility.

We understand the pace and demands of industrial environments. Our inspections are scheduled around production needs, and we work safely and efficiently within active manufacturing areas. By opening electrical panels and scanning energized equipment, we provide a complete and accurate assessment of the systems your facility relies on.
Our reporting is detailed, visual, and easy to interpret, helping maintenance teams prioritize repairs and plan shutdowns more effectively. With certified thermographers, experience in industrial facilities, and a commitment to accuracy, we help you protect equipment, reduce risk, and maintain consistent production output.
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