Designed to inspect enclosed spaces and hard-to-reach areas, such as the interiors of complex machinery, pipelines, and engines. An industrial videoscope is the industrial version of a medical endoscope. Like medical endoscopes, industrial videoscopes use an optical lens system in the insertion tube.

Industrial videoscopes offer high-quality imaging, helping detect hard-to-find manufacturing defects. Ideal for internal inspections. The flexible probe tip allows easy navigation into intricate mechanical components. Additionally, industrial videoscopes come with recording features. It enables the storage of inspection videos or images for future playback and analysis.

The applications of industrial videoscopes are broad. They can provide enhanced quality control across various industries. They are used in sectors such as automotive and parts manufacturing, industrial machinery, petrochemical industries, electronics, gas industries, aerospace, railroads, shipbuilding, construction, water pipelines, military and police surveillance, and others.

A video borescope captures video and images using a small sensor chip at the tip of the insertion tube. The sensor transmits these images to an LCD screen for real-time viewing by the inspector. Many modern video borescopes are also equipped with LED or laser diode light sources to ensure proper illumination in dark or difficult-to-reach areas.

A borescope is a common optical tool used for visual inspections. Some people may confuse it with a video borescope, but video borescopes also known as videoscope offer more advanced functionalities. Compared to traditional borescopes, video borescopes are more versatile and durable. It also provides with the added capability of recording videos and capturing still images, making them a more modern and comprehensive inspection tool.