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By Vivek Rohra
Micro borescopes give inspectors visual access inside electronics, miniature components and precision assemblies where conventional inspection cameras cannot fit.
By Vivek Rohra
Compare borescopes, push cameras and PTZ systems for gas turbines, boiler tubes, heat exchangers, vessels and other power generation inspection work.
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By Paul Fitzgerald
An industrial video borescope earns its place when it can reach the inspection target, hold the view, show enough detail to make a maintenance decision, and survive the environment where...
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By Vivek Rohra
See how endoscope inspection cameras help sterile processing teams look inside hidden channels after manual cleaning and identify debris, moisture, or internal damage.
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By Vivek Rohra
Choosing a tank inspection camera from a spec sheet is an easy way to end up with the wrong system. A 29 mm camera, a 45 mm camera, and a...
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By Vivek Rohra
A pre-outage checklist for tube access, cable reach, power, live viewing, file naming, and reporting before boiler inspection work starts.
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By Vivek Rohra
See why drain and pipe cameras often fall short inside boiler and heat exchanger tubes, and when a purpose-built tube inspection camera makes sense.
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By Vivek Rohra
Configure a long-range tank inspection camera for nuclear waste facilities. Review XyloQ PTZ, access, zoom, lighting, radiation, and RDM-10 needs.
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By Vivek Rohra
Use a UV videoscope to inspect fluorescent penetrant indications inside hard-to-reach aerospace components.
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By Vivek Rohra
Interchangeable probes let an inspection team change probe diameter, working length, viewing configuration, or other probe characteristics while continuing to use the same core inspection system. In industrial remote visual...
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By Vivek Rohra
Learn how to select the right borescope for inspecting internal passages, cavities, and cross-holes. Compare probe diameter, camera direction, articulation, working length, and AIT K Series configuration options.
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By Vivek Rohra
Choosing an explosion-proof borescope starts with the hazardous-area classification, but probe diameter, working length, articulation, environment, and recording requirements also matter. This guide explains how to evaluate those factors and...
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By Vivek Rohra
Corrosion, erosion, deposits, cracking, and hidden internal damage create different inspection challenges in oil and gas equipment. This guide explains how to choose the right borescope based on access, reach,...
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