Sometimes when servicing industrial equipment it is necessary
examination and access to components that are inconveniently located for inspection
place or deep inside large and complex sections. Whatever equipment
not inspected - turbines, heat exchangers, gearboxes, engines, pumps,
valves, compressors or pipes - maintenance specialists know: everything,
what they failed to see could lead to serious, costly problems,
which will take a long time to resolve. Therefore, they are constantly looking for
methods for inspecting complex industrial equipment without dismantling.
Inspection videoscopes are ideal for this type of work. These devices allow maintenance technicians to inspect the inside of pipes, turbines, gearboxes, motors, and even hard-to-reach areas of rotating equipment and fittings. Technicians can see what they need to know without disassembling the equipment, and also capture images and videos of selected areas for further analysis, reporting, and recording the initial condition and maintenance history of each piece of equipment. The new Fluke DS700 series videoscopes consist of a tablet-based electronic unit and a flexible probe with an IR camera and flashlight at the end. The probe is inserted into a pipe or inspection opening of a piece of equipment, transmitting a picture of what's happening inside.
Peculiarities
- The probe is flexible enough to be advanced at an angle, with the strength to maintain the probe's shape when inspecting hard-to-reach components.
- Intuitive user interface
- Digital zoom
- Dustproof and waterproof design
- Dual-view IR camera (straight ahead and at 90°)
- A flashlight with adjustable brightness at the end of the sensor
- Different diameters and lengths of sensor cables
- Shooting high-quality digital photos and videos
- Strength and durability