Push camera finder · 17 systems
Compare industrial pipe inspection cameras
Filter 17 systems by pipe, reach and view.
From a 13 mm tube camera to a 425 ft reel and an ATEX certified camera for gas zones. Pick the pipe, the distance and the view you need, and the list narrows as you click.
- 0.6–16 inpipe and tube sizes
- 50–425 ftpush reach
- Zone 1 & 2ATEX certified system
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Axial looks straight ahead · Self-leveling keeps the image upright · Pan & tilt rotates and tilts to look at walls and joints
Push camera systems
17 systems
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Head types explained
Axial looks straight ahead · Self-leveling keeps the image upright · Pan & tilt rotates and tilts to look at walls and joints
MC50 Duo
Two reels for branch lines and large lines
- Pipe
- 1.6–16 in
- Reach
- 65 ft + 200 ft
- Head
- Self-leveling axial
Verisight Pro
Industrial lines with on-board defect coding
- Pipe
- 2–9 in
- Reach
- 130, 200 or 330 ft
- Head
- Self-leveling axial
Verisight Ultra
HD pan & tilt surveys up to 330 ft
- Pipe
- 2–12 in
- Reach
- 200 or 330 ft
- Head
- Self-leveling axial or pan & tilt
AGILIOS ATEX
ATEX certified for Zone 1 and 2 gas areas
- Pipe
- 2–12 in
- Reach
- 200 or 330 ft
- Head
- Self-leveling axial + pan & tilt
No system matches every choice
Pipe condition, bends and camera options can change the answer. Clear a filter, or tell us the job and an AIT specialist will shortlist a system.
Specifications
Full comparison table, all 17 systems
| System | Pipe range | Reach | Head type | Heads included | Optional heads | Push rod |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| minCord 5 | 0.6–3 in (15–80 mm) | 50 ft (15 m) | Axial | 13 mm (0.5 in) axial | None: fixed head | 5 mm flexible push-pull cable |
| minCord XL | 0.6–5 in (15–125 mm) | 100 ft (30 m) | Axial | One axial head, chosen at order: 13 mm or 18 mm | 23 mm axial head (factory configuration) | 5 mm (13 mm head) or 5.6 mm (18 mm head) |
| VIS 250 | 1.6–5 in (40–125 mm) | 100 ft (30 m) | Axial | 1 in (26 mm) axial | 0.26 in (6.5 mm) | |
| Edgevision AI | 98 ft (30 m) | Axial | Under 1 in (25 mm) axial, detachable | 0.25 in (6.4 mm) basalt-fiber rod | ||
| MC30 | 1.6–6 in (40–150 mm) | 100 ft (30 m) | Self-leveling axial | 29 mm (1.1 in) self-leveling axial | 13, 18 or 55 mm axial heads | 6.7 mm |
| MC50 Duo | 1.6–16 in (40–400 mm) | 65 ft + 200 ft (20 m + 60 m) | Self-leveling axial | Two, one per reel: 29 mm + 55 mm self-leveling axial | 13 or 18 mm axial heads | 6.7 mm + 9.2 mm |
| Verisight Pro | 2–9 in (50–229 mm) | 130, 200 or 330 ft (40, 60 or 100 m) | Self-leveling axial | 41 mm (1.6 in) self-leveling axial | Pan & tilt head, for 4 in pipe and larger | |
| MC50 | 2.8–16 in (70–400 mm) | 200 or 300 ft (60 or 90 m) | Self-leveling axial | 55 mm (2.2 in) self-leveling axial | 13, 18 or 29 mm axial heads | 9.2 mm |
| MC80 | 2.8–16 in (70–400 mm) | 425 ft (130 m) | Self-leveling axial | 55 mm (2.2 in) self-leveling axial | 13, 18 or 29 mm axial heads | 11.2 mm |
| VIS 750 HD | 2–6 in (50–150 mm) | 130 or 200 ft (40 or 60 m) | Pan & tilt | 1.5 in (38 mm) HD pan & tilt | 1 in (25 mm) HD miniature axial head | 0.43 in (11 mm) |
| Verisight Ultra | 2–12 in (50–300 mm) | 200 or 330 ft (60 or 100 m) | Self-leveling axial or pan & tilt | One head, chosen at order: 40 mm self-leveling axial or 49 mm HD pan & tilt | The other of the two heads | 9 mm (200 ft) or 11 mm (330 ft) |
| VIS 360 | 2.7–5 in (69–127 mm) | 100 ft (30 m) | Pan & tilt | 1.5 in (38 mm) pan & tilt | 0.26 in (6.6 mm) | |
| MC360 Compact | 2.8–16 in (70–400 mm) | 100 ft (30 m) | Pan & tilt | 50 mm (2 in) pan & tilt | Axial heads can be specified | 6.7 mm |
| VIS 700 HD | 2.8–8 in (70–200 mm) | 100 ft (30 m) | Pan & tilt | 1.5 in (40 mm) HD pan & tilt | 1 in (26 mm) HD miniature axial head | 0.33 × 0.22 in oval (8.6 × 5.6 mm) |
| VIS 700 Plus HD | 2.8–8 in (70–200 mm) | 100 ft (30 m) | Pan & tilt | 1.5 in (40 mm) HD pan & tilt | 1 in (26 mm) HD miniature axial head | 0.33 × 0.22 in oval (8.6 × 5.6 mm) |
| MC360 | 2.8–16 in (70–400 mm) | 200 or 300 ft (60 or 90 m) | Pan & tilt | 50 mm (2 in) pan & tilt | 13, 18, 29 or 55 mm axial heads | 9.2 mm |
| AGILIOS ATEX | 2–12 in (50–300 mm) | 200 or 330 ft (60 or 100 m) | Self-leveling axial + pan & tilt | Both: 40 mm self-leveling axial + 49 mm pan & tilt | None: both heads are in every kit | 9 mm (200 ft) or 11 mm (330 ft) |
Push camera FAQ
What size pipe can a push camera inspect?
From 0.6 in (15 mm) tubes on the minCord 5 and minCord XL up to 16 in (400 mm) lines on the MC50 and MC80. Bends, deposits and the camera head you choose all change the smallest pipe you can get through.
How far can a push camera go?
From 50 ft (15 m) on the minCord 5 to 425 ft (130 m) on the MC80. Pick the shortest reel that covers your longest run: it is lighter to carry and easier to push.
Self-leveling or pan and tilt?
Self-leveling keeps the picture upright as you push, which suits forward surveys. Pan & tilt turns the head to look straight at a weld, joint or branch connection.
Looking for an explosion-proof push camera?
AGILIOS is ATEX certified for Zone 1 and 2 gas areas, marked II 2G Ex eb pxb IIB T4 Gb. Only the camera head and the rod you feed in enter the zone; the reel and VC500 control unit stay outside.
Do I need a pipe camera with a locator?
If you have to find the camera from outside the pipe, yes. A sonde in the camera head sends a signal (often 512 Hz) that a receiver picks up through walls, floors and soil.
Can a push camera inspect ducts and flues?
Yes. The VIS 360, VIS 700 HD and VIS 750 HD use pan & tilt heads that can look around HVAC ducts, flues and vents.
Which push camera should I choose?
Start with the smallest pipe on the run, then the distance, then the view. Send us those three and an AIT specialist will shortlist a system.
Not sure which one fits?
Send the pipe size, run length, access and bends. An AIT specialist will come back with a shortlist.
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Axial looks straight ahead · Self-leveling keeps the image upright · Pan & tilt rotates and tilts to look at walls and joints
Best in row is marked where a smaller or larger number is clearly better. Specs from the maker’s published data; check the product page before you order.
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