Description
Features
An endoscope for professionals. Designed for demanding professional use, for example in the automotive industry, construction and property inspection.
Endoscope with a swivelling head
The Visionome FlexDuty is a high-quality endoscope for professionals. Designed for demanding professional use, for example in the automotive industry, construction and property maintenance. The device provides a clear view of areas that are otherwise difficult or impossible to access.
Features
Display: 5-inch IPS high-definition display Cable diameters: 2.8 mm, 3.9 mm and 6.0 mm. Manoeuvrability: Full mechanical 360-degree rotation (all-way steering). Light source: Powerful LED lighting Material: Stainless steel braiding effectively protects the cable from wear and damage. Protection rating: IP67 cable. Storage: JPEG photos and MP4 video recording to a 32 GB micro-SD card (supports up to 128 GB) Connections: USB-C for charging and data transfer; HDMI output for an external display. Battery life: Over 3 hours of continuous use.
A favourite model amongst car repair shops and builders
The head, which can be rotated in any direction, and the exceptionally thin cables help to inspect areas that could not previously be reached with a standard, thicker endoscope. Even the smallest defects in cylinders can be imaged with unprecedented precision. The swivelling head also aids in the inspection of valves. Building inspections often require an endoscope that is easy to set up and has a cable that can withstand wear and tear. FlexDuty is easy to use and immediately ready for quick inspections.
Choose the swivelling head!
The purpose of an endoscope is to provide the most comprehensive view possible of places that cannot be seen without dismantling the structure. There is no point in limiting this capability by purchasing an endoscope with a cable that cannot be manoeuvred. Pay attention first and foremost to what the cable is capable of, as this is the endoscope’s most important feature.
1. Eliminating blind spots
With a fixed camera, you can only see straight ahead (or to the side, if you’re using a separate mirror adapter). In industrial applications, such as engines or gearboxes, damage is rarely found directly at the entry point. With a swivelling head, you can look ‘round the corner’ and inspect valves, weld seams and walls within a 360-degree radius without having to move the device back and forth.
2. Better navigation in complex structures
When pushing a cable into winding pipework or tight machinery, a fixed head often hits the first obstacle. With a steerable tip, you can actively guide the camera past bends and ‘manoeuvre’ it deeper into the target area. This saves time and, in particular, reduces frustration during the inspection.
3. Comprehensive documentation and reliability
In industrial quality control, it is critical to be able to prove that theentiretarget has been inspected. A fixed head often leaves part of the surface unseen, which can lead to costly misjudgements (e.g. an unnoticed hairline crack in a turbine blade). A rotating head enables the entire object to be accurately imaged from all angles.