Seeing Sound at Scale

Acoustic imaging is becoming an essential tool for predictive maintenance and condition monitoring in modern manufacturing. While many facilities still rely on acoustic cameras for occasional compressed air surveys, the technology can support fast, repeatable inspections across maintenance, reliability, utilities, and electrical teams.

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In this webinar, Nicklas Matyas will show how to build a practical, plant-wide acoustic inspection program. You'll learn where acoustic imaging delivers the greatest value—including compressed air and gas leak detection, vacuum systems, electrical partial discharge (PD), and mechanical troubleshooting—and how routine inspections can help reduce energy waste, improve equipment reliability, shorten troubleshooting time, and prevent unplanned downtime.

Key Takeaways

• How to move from occasional or outsourced acoustic surveys to a repeatable, plant-wide inspection program used by multiple departments.

• Where acoustic imaging can add value in manufacturing, including compressed air and gas leaks, vacuum systems, electrical partial discharge, and selected troubleshooting applications.

• How to turn findings into maintenance priorities by combining location, severity, estimated cost, operational risk, and repair verification.

• How accessible camera options, intuitive workflows, and better ergonomics can make acoustic imaging practical for routine use instead of reserving it for a small group of specialists.

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