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Using A Borescope

By: Ronald Pedactor | 2010-12-03 | Article Marketing
A borescope is the instrument that helps plumbers see inside pipes and helps doctors see inside the stomach or colon of a patient. They are useful for anyone who needs to get a real-time picture of something that is out of reach at the end of a tube or cavity. read more

Functions Of Borescopes

By: Tom Selwick | 2010-11-05 | Article Marketing
A borescope is an instrument that helps plumbers see inside pipes and helps doctors see inside a person's stomach or colon. They are useful for anyone who needs to get a real-time picture of something that is out of reach at the end of a tube or cavity. read more

How a Basic Rigid Borescope works

By: Pieter West | 2010-03-30 | Hardware
As you may already know, a rigid borescope is the best choice for you if you are looking for an inexpensive tool that can view inside tight enclosed areas that may be reached via a straight line. However, are you familiar with the different parts and devices which these machines use in order to provide you with these high quality images? This article will seek to explain these different parts to y read more

Understanding The Uses For A Borescope

By: Ronald Pedactor | 2011-02-24 | Article Marketing
A borescope is an instrument that allows people to view otherwise inaccessible areas. This article discusses the uses of the equipment, and their place in the world. read more

The Different Types of Flexible Borescopes

By: Pieter West | 2010-03-26 | Technology
A flexible borescope can be used to examine tight areas that cannot be reached via a straight line. This article will provide a short overview of the different styles that are available. read more

Practical and Creative Applications For the Flexible Borescope

By: Pieter West | 2010-03-31 | Reference & Education
The flexible borescope is a fascinating tool with uses that range from practical (such as inspection) and creative (such as photography). A borescope consists of an optical lens that mirrors an image through a flexible tube via fiber optic fibers. The image is then portrayed in an eyepiece for viewing. read more

Several Tools for Termite Inspection

By: Graham Vaughan | 2010-11-26 | Cancer
Termite is known as threatening insects to residents. It is able to eat wood so that it can cause some damage to your home and building. Instead of damaging your building, it threatens your wood furniture. It is able to adept to conceal in structures in an extended time and eat wood from the inside. Therefore, it can be noticed when there is visible damage to the structure. For this reason, it will be a very thoughtful idea to use termite inspector. It is equipped with some advanced tools. read more

Digital Technology Brings Video Borescopes Into the Spotlight

By: Pieter West | 2010-03-26 | Technology
This century and digital technology have advanced the capabilities of a borescope tremendously. LCD technology and wireless capabilities have launched video borescopes into a common tool utilized by a variety of industries. read more

The Video Borescope is Unveiled!

By: Pieter West | 2010-03-26 | Computer
A video borescope offers the highest quality imaging and is much more versatile than the alternative, a fiberscope. This article will discuss the VJ, a unique product that uses micro-lens technology. read more

The Technology Behind the Hawkeye Borescope

By: Pieter West | 2010-03-27 | Technology
Conventional borescopes use pairs of lenses that relay; one to another; an image down a tube until it reaches a viewing eyepiece. These lenses have to be ground polished, coated and centered before they can be placed in the borescope. If they are not done correctly they will not function properly and refract the image clearly or in some cases at all. read more

Tips When Deciding on a Rigid Borescope

By: Pieter West | 2010-03-26 | Computer
Tips to consider when deciding to use or purchase a rigid borescope. Includes helpful information about borescope specifications. read more

Who Can Benefit From Using a Borescope?

By: Pieter West | 2010-03-26 | Technology
Although a borescope isn't a well-known device or a common tool used by a regular person on a daily basis, it is particularly helpful for people in certain employment fields. Those who work in aviation mechanics or search and rescue may find a borescope to be a crucial tool for the successful completion of their job. Some automotive mechanics who are interested in saving time and work by taking apart an engine may also find a borescope useful in diagnosing a mechanical problem. read more

The Development of the Video Borescope

By: Pieter West | 2010-03-27 | Technology
The video borescope has seen much improvement after its development in the mid 1980's. The advancements have made this device a convenient and non-invasive way to diagnose a problem or examine an area. read more

The Chimney Inspection Camera Enhances Chimney Inspections

By: Karen Lamansky | 2012-04-02 | Customer Service
Our fine selection of chimney inspection tools should really be called company credibility tools. When it comes to diagnosing chimney system problems and damage there’s no better way than to have visual documents to back up your reports. read more

Electrical Testing And Inspection

By: Gareth Hoyle | 2011-04-20 | Business
The importance of electrical testing and inspection We all depend heavily on electricity for both work and play, but it is just as important to ensure that your electrical systems are safe with an ap... read more