Arc cameras
27 May 2011
A series of thermal imaging cameras rugged enough for heavy industrial applications and compact enough for use in R&D and automation has been introduced by Land Instruments International
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FTI-E 1000 thermal imaging camera
8 September 2010
Land Instruments has released the FTI-E 1000 thermal imaging camera, suitable for high-temperature applications
LSP-HD
6 April 2010
Land Instruments has updated its range of infrared linescanners with the introduction of the high-speed, high-definition LSP-HD
FTI-E range
7 July 2008
Land Instruments International has released the latest version of its FTI-E fixed thermal imaging system. The FTI-E range incorporates four models for monitoring temperatures from -20 to 1,600°C
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