Borescopes are the ideal choice when straight-line access to the area of interest is available. These rigid instruments use optical lens systems to transmit an image from the inspection area back to the eye and a non-coherent fiber bundle to illuminate the object. They are available in a range of diameters from 0.9mm to 16mm (0.04" to 0.63") and working lengths up to 1.5m (4.8'). Their ease of use ensures a straightforward inspection solution with minimum set-up.
Main Features
Clear, high resolution images Excellent detailed reproductions. Sharp image is easy on the eyes, helping reduce inspector fatigue.
Focus adjustment mechanism Easy-to-use focus control
370 detentions rotation Upward pointer keeps you oriented when using rotation function (not available in direct-viewing scopes and R160 models).
Increased field of view 32% larger field of view in R040 models and 96% larger field of view in R060 models to Olympus previous industrial borescopes.
Accurate image reproduction Distortion at image edges has been dramatically reduced.
Even illumination New tip design ensures more even illumination even when viewing close-range subjects.
Outstanding durability Stainless steel insertion tube usable at temperatures between -20°C and 150°C (-4 to 302°F) as well as under pressure of up to 1.7 atmospheres (except Miniborescopes and Small Diameter Borescopes).
Ergonomic control section Fits snugly in your hand.
Versatile line up Close to 200 models available featuring various diameters, working lengths, and viewing directions and field of view.
Ideal for TV monitor inspection The bright images on a TV monitor are effective for inspections in production lines.
Main Applications
Ideal for inspection of sites that can be accessed head-on with relatively shallow insertion. Excellent images are delivered when a TV camera is mounted. For inspecting:
Inside narrow-diameter holes and pipes
Inside cast and hydraulic parts and honing-processed holes
The side wall of a hole with 1mm or more diameter
Inside aircraft engines, hollow walls or buildings, machinery, structures, etc.
