Keeping Track of Imager Components
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Keeping Track of Imager Components
“My kingdom for a horse.” This well known Shakespeare quote underscores the need for having the right tool when needed. In this Tip we offer a suggestion for helping to ensure that critical imager components are always available when you need them.
Keeping track of thermal imager accessories can be a challenge. Modern thermal imaging systems are often supplied with a variety of accessories and attachments that can easily be misplaced or lost. In some cases, not having the correct accessory at hand can result in the postponement or cancellation of an inspection. Fortunately, there is a simple solution.
Nearly all thermal imagers are provided with compartmentalized carrying cases. These cases usually have die cut foam liners to protect the imager and its components and accessories. Labeling each compartment makes it easy to inventory compartments for the subject item(s). When labeling carrying case compartments, keep the following in mind:
- Locate and store all critical components within the carrying case
- Use high visibility labels that will not readily fall off
- List items and quantities for compartments containing multiple items
- Physically inventory each compartment every time the case is closed
Infraspection Institute has been providing infrared training and certification for infrared thermographers since 1980. Our Level I, II, and III Certified Infrared Thermographer® training courses meet the training requirements for NDT personnel in accordance with the ASNT document, SNT-TC-1A. All courses are taught by practicing, expert Level III thermographers whose field experience is unmatched. For more information call 609-239-4788 or visit us online at www.infraspection.com.
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