Airframe inspection challenges are not new
The challenges of borescope or endoscope inspection of hard-to-reach parts of structures such as airframes, engines, gearboxes, fuel tanks, castings, and other inaccessible spaces are well known, and there cannot be many inspection processes that do not have these included. But the technology has advanced significantly in resolution and clarity of the image, ease of use and new features such as the ability to share images in real time and record still images and video for discussion with second or third-line repair or inspection and reporting back to a client.
New generation Borescopes provide enhanced solutions
Meet the new generation of borescopes. These are the ideal match for any issue, featuring items such as a new micro-HD camera with integrated adjustable LED illumination and 4-way articulation, available in various lengths and diameters. Clients love them due to the quality of the images, ease of use and ability to share for a second opinion. Of course, this means rapid identification of defects or elimination of suspected causes, streamlining processes.
Hawekeye V3 Borescopes for airframe inspection tasks
The V3 is one of many Borescopes manufactured by Gradient Lens. The range includes rigid, flexible, and video models. Many clients benefit from the standard inspection kit, while the deluxe kit adds a side view and close focus tips, a stand, rigidity, and an additional battery (note, these are also available as stand-alone accessories).
