Optical & Laser Instruments #4964211

Over the years, Lenox has developed what may be the world's most extensive lines of quality, high performance rigid borescopes. To achieve consistently superior performance, we employ computer-designed optics, stainless steel or aluminum construction, sophisticated in-house lens grinding techniques and highest efficiency coatings throughout the optical path. Optical systems are designed to produce an abundance of near-100%-white light and the highest possible resolution. All feature the highest intensity fiber optic illumination.

As rigid borescopes became widely used, it became apparent that units with a long working length could be a valuable inspection tool in certain applications. However, the problems of transporting and storing very long optical instruments presented a number of logistical problems. To meet this need, Lenox Instrument introduced the concept of a sectional, extendable borescope. These units are modular in design and allow the user to add extender sections to provide very long working lengths. Originally developed in 1920 to inspect huge steam turbines, Lenox sectional borescopes were adopted by the U.S. Army during World War II to inspect gun barrels. Today, they are the industry standard for applications where uncompromising image quality and user control over length are critical. No other rigid borescope delivers such exceptional image resolution with this much length adaptability.

These miniature borescopes are available with diameters as small as 0.5 mm. They deliver a clear, bright image from inside hypodermic needle tubing, through tiny vent holes in turbine blades and within miniature electronic assemblies. Both flexible and semi-rigid models are available, in lengths up to 600 in.Thanks to the choice of materials and innovative design, these instruments last longer than other miniature units in the industrial world. Their unique ability to tolerate tip deflections and moderate bending provides a much more rugged unit than alternative technologies. All Micro Borescopes are fully video capable and are compatible with other Lenox accessories such as the light source, video systems, etc.

Imagine a miniature TV camera mounted on the end of a very flexible fiberoptic cable that you can steer around obstacles and into the smallest cavities. Now, add the ability to view the image from that camera on a bright, clear portable monitor. These are the inspection capabilities an easy to use, Lenox remote visual inspection videoscope brings to you, at a very affordable cost. Lenox industrial videoscope technology lets you enter openings as small as 5.3 mm, and inspect lengths up to 98.4 feet while viewing the image on a bright, high-resolution, LCD display. Depending on the job on hand, Lenox has a videoscope for you. Select from four-way articulating and non-articulating, direct viewing heads with fields of view of 70, 80, 120 and 360 pan 180 tiltable. Depending upon model, a variety of interchangeable viewing heads are available, including direct wide, direct telephoto, pan tilt, and right angle, adding versatility to the videoscope inspection system.