Borescopes & Acoustic Imagers

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Some faults hide where you cannot easily see or hear them. Our borescopes and acoustic imagers bring those problems into view for Australian maintenance crews, inspectors and engineers, letting you inspect inside machinery and pinpoint leaks or electrical faults without tearing equipment apart. 

The two technologies solve different problems. Borescopes feed a small camera on a flexible or rigid probe into engines, pipes, ducts and cavities, showing you the internal condition on screen so you can assess wear, blockages or damage in place. Acoustic imagers map sound onto a visual display, making compressed air and gas leaks, or partial discharge on electrical assets, visible as a clear hotspot from a safe distance. 

Choosing the right tool comes down to what you need to find and where. Our team can help you weigh probe size, image quality and detection range against your inspection tasks. 

Reliable inspection depends on instruments that perform as specified, and measurement functions benefit from verification. We calibrate the equipment we sell where applicable, with ISO 9001 certified processes and traceable results ready for audit. 

We deliver to maintenance teams, inspectors and industrial sites across Australia. Looking to see or hear what is normally hidden? Talk to our team for a clear recommendation.

Frequently Asked Questions

A borescope lets you inspect inside spaces that are otherwise sealed or hard to reach, using a camera on a slim probe. Technicians use it to check engines, pipes, ductwork, gearboxes and cavities for wear, corrosion, blockages or foreign objects, all without dismantling the equipment first.

An acoustic imager uses an array of microphones to locate the high-frequency sound a leak makes, then overlays it as acolourfulhotspot on a live cameraimage. This lets you spot compressed air, gas and vacuum leaks quickly from a distance, even in a noisy plant environment.

Yes. Many detect partial discharge, the faint sound produced by insulation problems on high-voltage assets. Byvisualisingthat sound, technicians can identify faults on lines and switchgear from the ground, safely and without shutting equipment down, helping prevent failures before they escalate.

Match the diameter to the smallest access point you must enter, and the length to how far the target sits inside. A slimmer probe reaches tighter spaces but may carry a smaller camera. Listing our inspection tasks to our team helps identify a probe that reaches without compromising image quality.

Borescopes are largely visual, though models with measurement features benefit from verification. Acoustic imagers rely on accurate detection to be useful. Where an instrument has calibratable functions, we can service it. We provide traceable results for the measuring equipment we supply, keeping your inspections credible.

Aviation, automotive, manufacturing, power generation, utilities and building services all use them. Borescopes suit internal inspection of machinery and infrastructure, while acoustic imagers speed up leak surveys and electrical inspections. Anywhere downtime is costly, seeing or hearing a fault early saves significant time and money.

Yes. We supply borescopes and acoustic imagers and ship nationwide to maintenance teams, inspectors and industrial sites. Tell us what you need to inspect or detect and the access or distance involved, and we will recommend an instrument suited to the task.