These solutions are valuable to the Middle Eastern market, where extreme temperatures, rapid industrial growth, and a strong focus on energy infrastructure demand robust safety and monitoring system

Teledyne Flir is showcasing a variety of advanced technologies designed to enhance safety, sustainability, and operational efficiency across critical industries at ADIPEC 2025.

The key products include condition monitoring solutions, including the iXX, Assetlink, Si2 series, and Exx series.

"Flir offers a range of handheld and fixed monitoring tools as well as inspection software, all designed to make condition monitoring more efficient and help companies maximise their uptime," says a company spokesman.

• iXX-Series: This is a new class of app-powered thermal cameras designed to make inspections faster, easier, and more consistent.

It allows users to capture thermal images with accurate Delta T measurements, compare the data to baseline readings, and detect changes before they become failures.

• Assetlink: The new Flir Assetlink is a browser-based platform that automatically connects inspection data to your asset hierarchy.

Assetlink helps cut reporting time, streamline workflows, and keep operations running at peak efficiency.

• Si2-Series: The Flir Si2-Series is the perfect solution for locating compromised areas in compressed air systems, and for identifying partial discharge problems in high-voltage electrical systems.

It can identify efficiency loss and potential failures up to 10 times faster than traditional methods.

• Exx-Series: The Flir Exx-Series offers a range of full-featured handheld thermal cameras fit for every budget, making inspections more convenient.

Exx-Series models are designed and built for a range of applications, allowing customers to perform condition monitoring and inspection tasks with optimal efficiency.

The Flir i65 brings the power of NFPA 70B-compliant thermal inspections

Apart from condition monitoring solutions, Flir will also be showcasing its thermal imaging and sensing solutions at ADIPEC 2025.

Flir’s early fire detection solutions harness advanced radiometric thermal imaging to identify heat anomalies before smoke or flames appear.

Ideal for high-risk environments such as recycling centres, battery storage sites, and industrial facilities, these systems enable continuous monitoring and rapid intervention to prevent costly damage.

The Flir A700f, a fixed-mount thermal camera with onboard analytics, delivers precise temperature measurements and intelligent alerts to enhance safety and operational continuity.

Flir will also showcase its optical gas imaging (OGI) technology, featuring the Gx320 and QL320 cameras.

These advanced tools visualise and quantify gas leaks in real time, helping industries meet environmental compliance and reduce emissions.

Powered by Flir’s ADGiLE solution, users gain automated detection, geolocation, and reporting capabilities, allowing them to streamline inspections and improving safety across oil and gas, chemical, and energy sectors.

The Teledyne Flir iXX i65 offers

"These solutions are especially valuable to the Middle Eastern market, where extreme temperatures, rapid industrial growth, and a strong focus on energy infrastructure demand robust safety and monitoring systems," says the company spokesman.

Flir’s technologies support regional goals for sustainability, operational efficiency, and risk mitigation in sectors ranging from petrochemicals to renewables.

Flir, a Teledyne Technologies company, is a world leader in intelligent sensing solutions for industrial applications with thousands of employees worldwide.

Founded in 1978, the company creates advanced technologies to help professionals make better, faster decisions that save lives and livelihoods.

TELEDYNE Flir will be exhibiting at Stand 1005, Hall 1, at ADIPEC 2025.