An industrial videoscope is a portable remote visual inspection (RVI) device used for non-destructive testing in aerospace, automotive, power generation, and industrial maintenance. This guide explains how industrial videoscopes work, their applications, probe types, articulation systems, and how to choose the right inspection camera for internal visual inspection.
Remote Visual Inspection (RVI) is a non-destructive testing method used to inspect internal or inaccessible areas using industrial videoscopes, borescopes, and other inspection cameras. This guide explains how RVI works, its main applications, advantages, inspection tools, and the industries that rely on remote visual inspection systems.
Videoscope vs borescope: what are the differences? This guide explains the key differences between industrial videoscopes and borescopes, including image technology, flexibility, articulation, recording capability, applications, and how to choose the right remote visual inspection tool for industrial inspections.
Engine, turbine blade and aircraft component inspection with compact videoscope systems.
Inspection for castings, engines, batteries, cavities and manufacturing quality control.
Visual inspection for turbine blades, combustion chambers and power generation equipment.
