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The Visio Prime Inspector video endoscope is a lightweight product designed where portability is the key. All Instrument Solutions Hire instruments have 6m insertion tubes with the 4 way articulation and a 6mm insertion tube system as standard.
The battery-powered unit combines the latest hybrid-fibre optic technology with high power LED illumination to deliver huge levels of light, with an “easy-focus” lens, ensuring you have a perfect image in even the darkest space – and you can get the image you need without resorting to a multitude of tip adapters.
The special 4-layer insertion-tube construction with a Tungsten outer braid ensures that wear resistance is high and the unit is robust – minimising the risk of damage.
The handset incorporates a digital video and still capture facility, storing onto standard digital media.
Applications
• Pipeline construction / Weld inspection
• Wind Turbine applications such as gearbox inspections
• Power Generation – Turbine Inspection
• Automotive Industry – Motors, gears and chassis
• General cavity inspections
• Foreign object retrieval
Features
• 6m insertion length (Hire models)
• 6mm working diameter
• 120 degree probe articulation
• Hire models come as standard with the 70, 90 and 110 degree side view adaptors
• Hire models come as standard with the magnetic and hook adaptors
• Records direct to a JPEG image.
For further technical details of this instrument please refer to the PDF datasheet.
Note: This instrument is not for medical or veterinary use.
BSRIA Instrument Solutions reserve the right to change Instrument
specifications without notification. Hire Instrument Specifications may
differ from those claimed by the manufacturer.
Models, availability and pricing
Visio Prime Inspector
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