Applications of Videoscopes in Remote Visual Inspection

Applications of Videoscopes in Remote Visual Inspection

Remote visual inspection is a non-destructive testing technology that uses remotely controlled cameras and robotic crawlers to examine the condition of components and infrastructure in regions where direct human intervention is either too risky or too remote.

The process accurately inspects small enclosed spaces through industrial endoscopes such as the IPLEX Videoscopes. These videoscopes offer exceptional functionality despite their compact size.

Explore a world of possibilities for remote visual inspection

Blue Star E&E offers four variations of the powerful IPLEX videoscopes with options such as Advanced LED, laser diode illumination and many more.

The IPLEX NX is a flagship videoscope enabling careful examination with a clear and crisp view. Engineered with a multi-position design and touchscreen, the instrument is perfect for usage in any industry. Process pipes, pressurised storage reservoirs, heat exchangers, boilers, and other equipment are routinely and urgently inspected with the IPLEX NX.

An 8.4-inch monitor, the biggest of the IPLEX series, IPLEX NX displays a picture that is 1.7 times larger than a standard 6.5-inch monitor. The diode lighting also enables viewing of the screen in direct sunlight.

Timely on-site inspections are incredibly crucial in keeping flights in the air. The aerospace industry, therefore, makes extensive use of portable videoscopes such as the IPLEX RX/RT. From the research, design and production to Airframe examinations and inspection of turbine blades and combustion chambers, the IPLEX RX/RT enables precise inspection data with the 2X Brighter Illumination System. Military aircraft maintenance, as well as detection of drugs and other illicit goods, as well as victim searches.

The portable design of the IPLEX RX/RT videoscope often offers the range of versatility necessary for aerospace and rocket engineering. The IPLEX RX and RT weigh just 2.9 kg, allowing you to ship or transport them to the hangar and take them to difficult-to-reach spots in turbines and combustion chambers.

Reliable inspection of metal casting, tubes, nozzles and other builds require narrower videoscopes. To tackle this problem, we introduced IPLEX TX, the world’s smallest diameter videoscope. With a diameter of only 2.4 mm, the flexible insertion tube can reach practically any tight or difficult-to-reach region that demands dependable and uncompromising visual examination for faults.?

This includes the quality control inspections of engines, hydraulic components, injection nozzles, and final assembly inspections in the automotive industry. Images observed can be saved to a computer-detachable USB flash drive as high-quality JPEG photos or MPEG-4 movies.?

Inspections must occur during field maintenance, even if abrasive materials and dusty, drippy conditions might provide problems and obstacles. The IPLEX YS insertion tube is designed for maximum performance. Abrasion resistance and the ability to be placed into a wide range of items, including those having rough surfaces.?

During inspections, it might be challenging to discern the region and direction of an inspected picture. The IPLEX YS incorporates a gravity sensor, which offers an on-screen orientation of the analysed image, easily distinguishing up and down. You may comfortably proceed with inspections knowing these functions will indicate examined positions.

Blue Star E&E is a world-renowned leader in remote visual inspection technology, offering a wide range of industrial endoscopes for precise examinations. The IPLEX Series offers exceptional image quality and adaptability to fulfil a wide range of needs. Because of their capacity to image inaccessible areas, videoscopes are crucial equipment for nondestructive testing in Aerospace, Defense, Engineering, Power Generation, and Oil & Gas.