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Thermal Imaging Advancing Automation for Inspection,Early Fire Detection and Condition Monitoring Seminar Hosted by Emitted Energy and FLIR Systems – January 18, 2018

Please join Us and FLIR to learn how thermal imaging is changing automation. Our experts will cover unique and innovative advances using thermal cameras specifically for industrial safety, plastic joining, thermoforming, non-destructive adhesive validation and seal integrity. Learn More…

When:
Thursday, January 18, 2018

Where:
Embassy Suites Detroit / Auburn Hills
850 Tower Drive
Troy, MI 48098
Room: Royal Oak Banquet Hall

Who Should Attend?

Those looking to find 100% validation for process control, such as Quality Engineers, Process Engineers, Plant Managers, Operations Managers, and anyone interested in saving time, money and resources with an automated thermal process monitoring system.

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