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Edgevision™ AI Tube Inspection Camera
minCam MC360 Pan & Tilt Push Camera
75.0 kg
minCam MC80 Heavy Duty Push Camera
50.0 kg
50.0 kg
50.0 kg
minCam MC50 Duo Dual-Reel Push Camera
minCam MC360 Compact Pan & Tilt Push Camera
50.0 kg
minCord 5 Compact Pipe Inspection Camera
5.0 kg
minCord XL Compact Pipe Inspection Camera
A lightweight, portable and affordable push rod inspection camera system. Includes video & still image recording to a removable SD card and an interchangeable camera head. Camera orientation and angle..
18.0 kg
Wöhler VIS 360 Pan & Tilt Push Camera
When a drain, downspout, vent duct or chimney flue runs behind a finished wall or floor, a push camera lets you see inside it before anyone cuts. The 1.5 in..
20.5 lb
Wohler VIS 700 HD Pan & Tilt Push Camera
22.0 kg
Wohler VIS 700 Plus HD Pan & Tilt Push Camera
22.0 kg
Wöhler VIS 750 HD Pipeline Inspection Camera
18.0 kg
AGILIOS ATEX Push Camera System
50.0 kg
Verisight Ultra Pipe Inspection Camera
Pipe size, bends, inspection distance, and camera movement determine which system is suitable. Compare the options below, or contact AIT for help choosing a camera for your industrial piping system.
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Small-diameter industrial piping |
Camera size, tight bends, flexible push rod |
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Short and medium pipe runs |
Clear forward view, suitable pipe range, easy handling |
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Industrial process piping |
Longer reach, self-leveling view, recording |
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Long inspection runs |
Push-rod length, camera stability, image quality |
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Industrial pipe walls and connections |
Pan-and-tilt movement, lighting, viewing angle |
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Multiple pipe sizes |
Interchangeable camera options, suitable push-rod configurations |
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Boiler and heat exchanger tubes |
Tube inside diameter, surface detail, reporting |
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Restricted industrial areas |
Access clearance, compact camera head, inspection distance |
Yes. Provide the pipe inside diameter, inspection distance, expected bends, and recording requirements. AIT can help identify a suitable camera, push rod, reel, and monitor configuration.
Replacement camera heads may be available for selected systems. Compatibility depends on the controller, cable, connectors, and camera model.
Some systems offer compatible camera-head options. AIT can review your existing equipment to determine whether an upgrade is supported or a different system is required.
Selected camera systems offer different reel and push-rod lengths. The available options depend on the model, cable design, and required inspection distance.
Replacement monitors and controllers may be available for supported systems. Provide your existing model and part number so AIT can check compatibility.
Many industrial push cameras support image capture and video recording. Storage and export methods vary by model and controller.
Many systems provide recording and file-export functions. Check the selected model's storage formats and transfer options.
Only equipment with the required hazardous-location approval should be considered for classified areas. The exact model and configuration must meet the site's requirements.
Standard video inspection can document visible surface conditions but does not establish remaining wall thickness. That requires a suitable measurement or NDT method.
Contact AIT with the camera model, serial number, and required component. The team can review available parts and service options.
Purchase orders and payment terms are subject to approval under AIT's Payment Policy.
Custom-configured equipment may be subject to return restrictions. Review AIT's Return Policy before ordering.
Contact AIT to discuss demonstration availability for the equipment you're evaluating. Availability depends on the model and requested arrangement.
Speak with an AIT inspection specialist about your access point, target area, and inspection requirements.
