How do rescue teams and security personnel use videoscopes?

Why are videoscopes useful?

Videoscopes are versatile and reliable tools that can be useful in a lot of different ways,  Therefore, maintenance personnel uses videoscopes for inspections of machinery. Their main use is to reach and check hard-to-reach spaces and also to take high-quality images of them. That is necessary for many industries, from aviation to the automotive industry, but also rescue and security teams use videoscopes.

How do rescue teams and security personnel use videoscopes?

 

                                                                           Military

The military for example uses borescopes for gun- and machine maintenance to make sure they work in even the most extreme situations. Also, Videoscopes allow looking into gas tanks, underneath vehicles, or into a car’s body. That is especially important in areas where IEDs or other explosive devices are a threat.

 

                                                                           Police 

Moreover, Borescopes help to look into locked or blocked-off rooms. They can also fit into small holes in walls, ceilings, or floors. That allows tactical teams to check inaccessible areas and also see dangers before entering the room. In forensics, borescopes also help to see the rifling of casings and gun barrels to identify the gun- or ammunition type used at a crime scene.

                                                                            Customs & Border Control

With increasing globalization, larger amounts of goods are crossing borders daily. That also gives more opportunities to smugglers to bring illegal goods across borders. Therefore, videoscopes help customs officers search for illegal goods at border crossings or in airports.

 

 

                                                                             Rescue Teams

Borescopes also improve the efficiency of search and rescue operations. For example, they allow rescue teams to look under debris or into small openings to check for trapped victims. That could be necessary, after an earthquake or other natural disaster.

 

Mitcorp’s solutions for rescue & security teams

 

X2000

The X2000 is the flagship product of our X-series.

Your benefits at a glance:

• X2000 Main System:

  • 7″ LCD touchscreen
  • IP54 protection
  • HDMI / USB Type-C / Wi-Fi connectivity
  • Remotely controllable via our VideoscopeNow app
  • File management, annotation, and comment functions
  • Compatible with Insight report assist software
  • S-HD images and HD videos

• Insertion Probes:

  • Various diameters available (3.9mm/ 6mm / 10mm) 
  • Various lengths available (up to 7m)
  • IP 67 certified / Scratch-resistant / Heat resistant (100 degree)

Click here to learn more about the X2000

 

X750

The X750 is the X2000’s handheld cousin, smaller but equally powerful and reliable. 

Your benefits at a glance:

• X750 Main System:

  • Lightweight and ergonomic
  • One-handed operation
  • 5″ LCD touchscreen
  • IP54 protection
  • HDMI / USB Type-C / Wi-Fi connectivity
  • Secondary backside camera with GPS function
  • Remotely controllable via our VideoscopeNow app
  • File management, annotation, and comment functions
  • Compatible with Insight report assist software
  • S-HD images and HD videos

• Insertion Probes:

  • Various diameters available (3.9mm/ 6mm)
  •  Roll-up tubes to store insertion probe tubes
  • Various lengths available (up to 7m)
  • IP 67 certified / Scratch-resistant / Heat resistant (100 degree)

Click here to learn more about the X750

 

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