Videoscopes (RVI)

What is a Videoscope?

A videoscope, in some cases also called an endoscope, borescope/boroscope, or inspection camera, can be used for many purposes. When a visual inspection needs to be carried out inside pipes, boilers, cylinders, engines, reactors, heat exchangers, turbines, and other items with narrow, inaccessible cavities and/or channels, the videoscope is an important, not to say indispensable, instrument.

The videoscope is a further development of older borescopes and fiberscopes. It operates on a principle where the image is captured by a small electronic sensor that transmits signals to a video processor, from which the image is sent to a monitor/display. The electronic sensor is positioned at the end of a flexible light guide cable, which can be supplied up to 30 m long and with a diameter down to 2.5 mm.

X600

X600

 Mitcorp

HD Videoscope primarily designed for engine and gear inspections.
1920x1080 resolution images and video.
5" Anti-reflective screen.

Price from € 1,562

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X750

X750

 Mitcorp

6.0mm /3,9mm Dual View probes w/ 360° articulation
Quad HD resolution 2560 x 1440
5" LCD Display
Available in 1,5, 2, 3, 5 or 7m probe lengths.

For price, contact us by Phone: (+45) 44 65 22 77 or Email: info@ndtvendor.com

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X2000

X2000

 Mitcorp

6.0mm probe with full 360° articulation
QHD resolution up to 2560 x 1440
7" LCD Display
Available with 2, 3, 5 and 7m probe lengths.

For price, contact us by Phone: (+45) 44 65 22 77 or Email: info@ndtvendor.com

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