The new SKF Thermal Camera TKTI 20 – a thermal camera equipped with the features that thermographers really need SKF Maintenance and Lubrication Products
With a 19200 pixel (160x120) infrared resolution and the ability to display thermal, visual or a blend of both images, including picture-in-picture, the user can easily view the results on the bright, sharp 3.5” screen.
The TKTI 20 has the really useful features built-in; four moveable cursors (with individual emissity settings), cursor temperature difference display and laser sighting to mention just a few.
For knowledgeable thermographers, there is a whole suite of powerful thermal analysis tools available. These include isotherms, temperature gradients, area analyses and automatic hot and cold spots.
Intermittent fault conditions can often be difficult to detect, but the TKTI 20 can be a big help in these situations. Simply mount the TKTI 20 on a tripod and set to automatically save pictures, or sequences, when a user defined temperature level is breached. This feature can greatly help technicians to capture useful thermograms, even when the TKTI 20 is unattended, that can really help with the root cause fault analysis.
With a compact, ergonomic and rugged design, the TKTI 20 can be used in many industrial environments. A user replaceable and rechargeable power pack allows for typically five hours or more of use. To improve working practices, there is even the facility to annotate saved images, with both voice and text notes, for quick recall at a later time.
Supplied complete in a sturdy carrying bag, the TKTI 20 contains just about everything needed to enjoy the benefits of thermography. Back in the office, the radiometric thermal and visual images can be downloaded from the TKTI 20 and processed using the powerful detailed analysis and professional report writing software provided.
For further information, please contact:
Mark Ely, tel: +31 (0)30 630 7244, e-mail: mark.ely@skf.com
16 June 2011
