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Advantages and uses of industrial endoscopes

Industrial endoscopes, also known as industrial video endoscopes, borescopes or videoscopes - are powerful inspection tools that have become a necessary piece of equipment to promptly find hidden dangers and eliminate them.

While endoscopes are actual medical devices used to view internal organs in a non-surgical way, they can also be a versatile tool for easy non-destructive testing (NDT) and examinations of even the hardest to reach spaces.

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Industrial endoscopes, also known as industrial video endoscopes, borescopes or videoscopes, are powerful inspection tools. While endoscopes are actual medical devices used to view internal organs in a non-surgical way, they can also be a versatile tool for easy non-destructive testing (NDT) and examinations of even the hardest to reach spaces.

The biggest difference between endoscopy for industrial use and other nondestructive testing methods is that it can directly reflect the internal and external surface of the tested object without disassembling the tested body.

The advantages of an Industrial video endoscope are:

  1. The camera head and insertion probe can flexibly pass through narrow gaps, pipes or guide tubes - even passing through multiple bends. The diameter of the camera head and insertion tube can be extremely thin (as small as 2.2mm), and probes are available in a variety of lengths.

  2. Camera head articulation, via joystick, allows for precise camera head positioning to ensure effective inspections.

  3. High-Definition camera ahead options provide ultra-clear images.

  4. Capture and review still images and video on the device – still images and video can then be saved and shared as required.

  5. Dustproof and waterproof. The probe is comprised of wear-resistant tungsten wire and can be used in harsh testing environments.

  6. Ultra-bright illumination. Super bright LED, rear fiber optic lighting, UV lighting, Infrared lighting - there are a range of systems based on specific inspection requirements.

  7. The probe has a hard titanium alloy protective shell. It can effectively protect the lens when passing through rough detection surfaces.

  8. Options such as Near Focus, Far Focus, Ultra-high Illumination, and Dual camera heads are available – find the prefect fit for your inspection requirements.

 

No job is too big. No job is too small.

Videoscopes, borescopes or industrial endoscope cameras have become a necessary piece of equipment to perform scheduled inspections, proactive maintenance and testing, and to promptly find hidden dangers and eliminate them.

Common applications are:

Aerospace: Damage to the engine blades, cracks in the combustion chamber, wing and fin checks, failing of the flame tube positioning block.
Automotive: Inspection and quality control of engine blocks, cylinder heads, hydraulic parts, oil circuits and cylinders and fuel injection nozzles. For engine maintenance inspection, carbon deposit inspection of valves, fuel injectors and other components.
Energy power plants: Equipment testing of various power plants and power construction units. Including different equipment such as turbines, pipelines, boilers, valves, pressure vessels, etc.
Foundry industry: Quality inspection of castings such as pores, cracks, sand and slag in the inner cavity of various die-casting products.
Machining Operations: Quality inspection and quality control of blind holes, straight holes, and staggered holes in the machining process.
Petroleum and Natural Gas: Inspect pipelines, heat exchangers, reactors, high-pressure vessels, boilers and catalytic devices.
Police & Surveillance: Used in public security, military, inspection agencies, firefighting and other units. Carry out explosion-proof security inspection, urban anti-terrorism, customs inspection, investigation and detection, life search and rescue.
Rail: Inspect gearboxes, ventilation systems, pipelines and other components.
Renewable Energy: Gearbox testing, such as rust, wear, pits on the tooth surfaces of medium and high-speed gears and low-speed gears, as well as foreign objects in the box.
Shipbuilding: It can be used to inspect all parts of the engine. Air conditioning system, boiler flame, pipeline inspection.

Need to see into tricky or hard-to-reach spaces?

Contact our expert sales team to learn more about our range of industrial videoscopes and work out the best product for you.

sales@inlineindustrial.com.au

 

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