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FIBERSCOPE™, operated by Strahl LLC (USA) and Medit Inc. (Canada), is a premier supplier of industrial equipment for remote visual inspections in non-destructive testing (NDT). We provide a diverse range of products, including video borescopes, snake cameras, pipe cameras, pipe inspection crawlers, and fiberscopes. With global shipping available, we are here to assist you. If you have any questions or inquiries, don’t hesitate to reach out to our knowledgeable tech specialists.

Has a drain camera ever stopped just at the bend?You're familiar with that situation—the pipe is right there, the fault ...
10/14/2026

Has a drain camera ever stopped just at the bend?

You're familiar with that situation—the pipe is right there, the fault is further along the line, yet your camera just won't turn the corner.

Which is why flexibility is just as important as image quality.

The MiniFlex 2 plumbing inspection camera is built with difficult runs in mind, such as tight P-traps, several 90° elbows, and small-diameter drain lines.

The flexible neck and the small 19.5 mm camera head allow inspectors to navigate plumbing arrangements that are difficult for standard push cameras.

You are able to find the camera head by using a compatible locator when it's time to locate the area of concern, since the device has a built-in 512 Hz sonde.

Certainly, each pipe is different since the diameter, the condition, and the bend geometry all influence how far you can go.

Which of the two causes you more difficulty at work—the tight bends or not getting enough push distance?

Take a closer look at MiniFlex 2:
https://www.fiberscope.net/plumbing-inspection-camera-miniflex/


Need professional inspection equipment, but don’t love paying full price?That’s exactly why our Clearance Collection is ...
10/01/2026

Need professional inspection equipment, but don’t love paying full price?

That’s exactly why our Clearance Collection is worth a look.

Instead of choosing a low-cost camera that may not have the reach, articulation, image quality, or durability your job requires, you can get selected professional inspection systems at reduced prices.

Current clearance equipment includes:

🔎 Video borescopes
🔄 Articulating borescopes
🚰 Drain and pipe cameras
📹 Fiberscopes
🛠️ Probes and accessories

Several systems are marked down significantly, with savings reaching into the thousands of dollars on selected models.

Same job to inspect.
Better tool for seeing the problem.
Much better price for getting it into your kit.

Clearance quantities are limited.

👉 See what’s available:
https://store.fiberscope.net/en-ca/collections/clearance

09/23/2026

You can see the stain. But can you see what is above it?
Before deciding what to open, inspect the space first.

The FIBERSCOPE COBRA pole camera reaches up to 23 ft. (7.2 m) and combines straight and 90° side views with 360° endless panning. Adjustable LEDs help illuminate dark areas, while the 9-inch monitor lets you view the inspection and record photos or video.

COBRA is a practical option for inspecting roofs, attics, suspended ceilings, gutters, manholes, and under-car areas.

Watch the video and request a quote for your application: https://www.fiberscope.net/inspection-pole-camera-cobra/

09/17/2026

What does operating an industrial borescope actually look like?
Take a hands-on tour of the VOYAGER C68HD. We walk through its joystick controller, touchscreen tools, photo and video capture, and saved-file review. You’ll also see the live camera image displayed on a larger monitor.
A practical look at the controls you’ll use to view, capture, and review your inspection.
Find out more:
https://www.fiberscope.net/industrial-video-borescope-voyager-c68hd/

09/09/2026

What could be hiding hundreds of feet down the pipeline?
The ANACONDA HD Pipe Camera gives inspection teams up to 394 ft (120 m) of working reach while maintaining control over what they see.
Choose a self-leveling camera for a stable forward view or a pan-and-tilt head when you need to examine pipe walls and surrounding areas.
Key capabilities include:
🔸 360° pan and 160° tilt
🔸 Adjustable LED lights
🔸 On-screen footage counter
🔸 Photo and video recording
🔸 Inspection of 2″–20″ pipelines
Watch the ANACONDA HD in action and explore the system:
https://www.fiberscope.net/sewer-camera-anaconda-ptw/

What makes an inspection camera suitable for a hazardous environment?It’s not just image quality, durability, or how far...
09/02/2026

What makes an inspection camera suitable for a hazardous environment?
It’s not just image quality, durability, or how far the camera can reach.
At refineries, chemical plants, oil and gas facilities, and other sites where flammable gases or vapours may be present, the inspection equipment itself has to be appropriate for the operating environment.
The next question is access.

For close-range inspection inside machinery and vessels, the VIDEOSCOPE XT provides an explosion-proof borescope option.
For pipelines from 2 to 24 inches, the SoloPRO+ ExZ1 ATEX Zone 1 push camera provides up to 330 ft (100 m) of working length.
For larger, longer pipelines, the Proteus ExZ1 robotic crawler enables operators to remotely inspect areas where a push camera may not be practical.
The right solution depends on the hazardous-area requirements, the asset, the access point, the pipe size, and the inspection distance.

See the available hazardous-location inspection systems:
https://www.fiberscope.net/hazardous-location-inspection/

08/27/2026

You found a defect inside a turbine, gearbox, pipe or heat exchanger. Now, how big is it?

The FIBERSCOPE iX3D 3D measurement video borescope lets inspectors move from finding an internal indication to measuring and verifying it without dismantling the component.

Its stereo cameras generate 3D surface data, while six measurement methods help evaluate distance, height, depth and area.

But the useful part isn't just getting a number.

With iX3D, you can rotate and zoom a 360° 3D model to check the position of measurement points. A color-coded depth map helps visualize surface geometry, and the software identifies areas where there isn't enough 3D data for measurement.

For different access conditions, iX3D offers:

✓ 0° forward-view and 90° side-view stereo probes
✓ 4 mm and 6 mm probe diameters
✓ Four-way articulation
✓ Working lengths from 1.5 to 7.5 m
✓ Six measurement methods
✓ Measurement results in less than one minute
✓ Rugged 10.1-inch touchscreen tablet for field use

iX3D is designed for demanding inspections of aircraft engines and turbines, helicopter gearboxes, pipelines, heat exchangers, wind and gas turbines, power-generation equipment and production facilities.

Learn more at FIBERSCOPE.net
https://www.fiberscope.net/ix3d-video-borescope-3d-measurement/

For those doing RVI/NDT work: how do you handle measurement after finding an internal defect? 🔎That’s the problem the FI...
08/21/2026

For those doing RVI/NDT work: how do you handle measurement after finding an internal defect? 🔎

That’s the problem the FIBERSCOPE iX3D was designed to address.
It combines video borescope inspection with stereo-based 2D and 3D measurement, so an inspector can locate a defect and then measure its length, depth, height, distance or area without dismantling the component.

One feature we find particularly useful is measurement verification. iX3D creates a 360° 3D model showing the surface and measurement points. You can rotate and zoom the model to check where the points were placed. A color depth map helps visualize surface geometry, while areas without enough 3D data for measurement are marked in red.
There are six measurement methods, including Point to Point, Point to Line, Point to Plane, Multipoint, Max Point to Line and Plane.
The system also has interchangeable 0° and 90° stereo probes, 4 mm and 6 mm diameter options, four-way articulation, and working lengths up to 7.5 m.
According to the iX3D documentation, a measurement can be obtained in less than one minute.

For inspectors working with turbines, engines, gearboxes, pipelines or heat exchangers: which 3D measurement capability do you use most often in the field?

08/19/2026

Both cables are 5,5 mm thick. So why does the professional system cost more?
Because cable diameter is only one specification—and often not the most important one.
Inside an actual drain line, the push cable must balance flexibility with control. It may need to navigate P-traps, back-to-back 90° bends, and other challenging transitions without prematurely ending the inspection.
This comparison shows how two cables of the same diameter can behave very differently because of their construction.

An entry-grade system may cost less upfront. But for a working technician, the more useful comparison includes:
• The applications the cable can access
• Its behaviour through tight bends
• Operator control during the inspection
• The potential cost of interrupted work or cable replacement
The right equipment is not necessarily the option with the lowest purchase price. It is the system that fits the jobs your team is expected to complete.

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