Thank you for your interest in our Industrial Borescope. Over the last year we have sold hundreds of our basic borescopes. We have had many requests for a version that incorporates a light to compete with the many higher priced units selling today. In working with our vendors in Asia and several fine tuning adjustments we are happy to introduce our new Industrial Borescope.

New features include:

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Based on innovative new fiber optic technology, the flexible cable fits into holes as small as 1/3 inch diameter – allowing you to look behind walls, down into drains, inside engines, or hundreds of places without costly demolition or disassembly!

7400 Pixels for a clear viewing experience.

Saves you time and money!

Flexible fiber optic scope will pay for itself over and over again in reduced labor costs. The amount of time you will save troubleshooting and problem solving will make you more productive and profitable than ever before.

Industrial grade design

The high resolution lens provides a clear image of objects as close as ¾ inch to infinity while providing a wide 44 degree field of view.

Rugged and water resistant, our flexible fiber optic scope is flexible cable sheathing bends easily to fit into tough to reach places.

• Cable will reach deep into walls, drains, vents, engine blocks, etc.
• Flexible to fit into hard to reach places.
• Flexible, omni-directional cable bends in every direction to allow precise viewing
• Integrated viewfinder focus control for smooth, continuous focusing

Additional Features and Benefits:

• Close-up focusing – objects as close to the lens as 1.2 inches will appear clearly
• Sealed cable is submersible for underwater use

FAQ:

Q - Does the unit have a light

A - The product includes a very bright 3.3 Volt white LED w so you can clearly view the target even in dark areas.

Q - Can I hook on a Camera to the eyepiece?

A - Yes you can with the optional camera adapter you can find in our ebay store ( sold seperatly )

Q - What else do I need

A - Everything is included. You put the small end near the target you are trying to view and rotate the viewfinder to the right and to the left to focus. It's just that easy.