CTF-Thermografie
Personal responsibility.
Sound technical judgment.
I am Christian Thomas Fleischhacker. At CTF-Thermografie, I help companies plan and carry out thermographic inspections. My work is grounded in experience and professional qualifications. Reliability, clear communication and straightforward collaboration are just as important to me.
My motto: There is a solution to every problem.
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Qualifications
Qualifications within the CTF team.
We assign personnel to match the technical requirements of your inspection. In addition to Christian Thomas Fleischhacker’s personal certification, further qualifications are available within the CTF team.
- ISO 18436 · Category 1
- Certified thermographer
- VdS approval
- Expert in electrical thermography
- ISO 9712 · Level 2
- Personnel certification
ISO 18436International certification as a Category 1 thermographer (ISO 18436).
VdS approvalAn inspection by a VdS-approved expert in electrical thermography from the CTF team is available by prior arrangement.
Personnel certified to ISO 9712Personnel certified to ISO 9712, Level 2, are available within the CTF team. We agree in advance who will carry out the inspection and which certification scope your project requires.
From the initial task to the findings
A clear process.
A traceable result.
- 01
Define the task
Agree the equipment, inspection scope and objective together.
- 02
Prepare the visit
Coordinate loads, access, safety requirements and permits.
- 03
Inspect on site
Record the equipment and document the measurement conditions.
- 04
Assess the findings
Evaluate anomalies, identify the affected assets and recommend action.
- 05
Follow up if needed
Check repaired components under suitable operating conditions.
Documentation
Turn an image
into a basis
for decisions.
The report puts each finding in its technical context. We tailor its structure and equipment identification to your installation.
- Assignment and inspection scopeThe objective, date and areas inspected establish the context of the inspection.
- Inspection and measurement equipmentThe responsible inspectors, equipment used and technical basis of the assessment.
- Operating and measurement conditionsLoads, surroundings and limitations that need to be considered when interpreting the findings.
- Summary and assessmentAn overview of the findings, their technical significance and action priorities.
- Asset references and recommendationsA traceable link between the equipment, the finding and the recommended next steps.
- Asset register and supporting recordsA structured overview of the documented scope and associated qualification and inspection records.
Structure and scope depend on the agreed task. Client reports and site information are not published on this website.
Methods & equipment
The right tool.
For the specific task.
Ground-based thermography
We use equipment including the FLIR T1020 and FLIR T530 to inspect accessible electrical components and capture detailed images of connections. We select the camera, lens and working distance to suit the equipment being inspected.
Drones as a complementary method
An aerial view can be useful for large module arrays or components that are difficult to reach. The inspection objective, weather, safety distances and permissions determine whether it is appropriate.
Understanding the limitations
Thermography examines surface temperatures at the time of inspection. It does not replace all other electrical inspections or the installation-specific safety assessment.
Availability
Across Germany.
Easy to reach.
Visits are planned around the location and task. Please include the site location in your inquiry.
Business address
CTF-Thermografie · Christian Fleischhacker
Am Eichelein 10 · 97230 Estenfeld, Germany
Your next step
What would you
like to inspect?
Your site, the equipment involved and the inspection objective are enough to start the conversation.
Or call directly: +49 176 85971122