Used Borescopes OLYMPUS IF11D4-30

Used Fiberscope Olympus IF11D4-30 11mm OD 3 Meter Length 4 way articulation. Includes Free light source. This Industrial Borescope OLYMPUS IF11D4-30                            11mm diameter, 3Metres length Optical Fibre Industrial Borescope  Olympus Optical  Industrial Borescope.  Basic specifications  Diameter               11mm  Length                 3 Metres, effective operational length 1.7 Metres Angulation range        4 direction, UP, Down 120 DEG, Right, Left 100 DEG  Light Guide cable      2 Metres length Optical adaptor        Optical adaptor fitted-, forward viewing, depth of field                                 20mm to infinity .  Outer Diameter         11mm  Operating temperature  In air –10 to 80 DEGC, In water 10 to 30 DEGC  Operating Pressure     In air/water 1013 to 1317 hPa (1-1.3 atm) In air 1013 hPa Insertion tube          Withstand machine oil, Can insert tube in water.  Supplied with eye piece,light source,video camera attachment and monitor   Area of usage:Aircraft maintainence to inspect turbine fins Item condition Mint condition,fully tested and a 3 months warranty Price:  RM13,500 Image: FAQ: What is a Borescope? The past 40 years have witnessed an almost explosive growth in the need for NDT/RVI (non-destructive testing/ remote viewing inspections).  Visual inspection, the most basic method of non-destructive testing, has seen amazing technological advances.  The primary problem encountered with visual evaluation has always involved the limits of accessibility to the inspection areas, industrial borescopes help fill this need.  Borescopes allow for an internal inspection without disassembly saving time and money. Originally designed to meet the needs of the aviation industry, industrial borescopes are now used in a variety of applications.  These applications include aviation, aerospace, sanitation, automotive, weaponry, casting, law enforcement, electronics, refining, and power generation.  To meet the needs of the individual industries, these scopes come in an assortment of diameters and working lengths.  They can be customized with side view adapters, battery packs, outer coverings, and working channel tools. There are two different types of borescopes – fiberoptic and video.  Both are used to view objects that are not accessible for direct viewing.  By illuminating an object and relaying a magnified optical image to an eyepiece or video processor the viewer is able to see the inside of the object.  Fiber optic borescopes use bundles of fibers and objective lenses surrounded by optical systems that provide light and videoscopes use camera chips and electronic image signals.