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High-Temperature Borescopes Operate Up to 2,000°C

Scopes feature adjustable focus and optional illumination and cleaning systems

Schoelly Imaging Inc.
Wed, 04/20/2011 - 12:31
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(Schoelly: Worcester, MA) -- Schoelly Imaging’s high-temperature borescopes enable inspection and analysis of areas otherwise inaccessible to standard remote-viewing instruments. Designed for use at operating temperatures up to 2,000ºC, these specialty borescopes provide critical inspection solutions for a wide range of industries, including glassmaking, metallurgy, cement plants, refuse incineration, power plants, automotive research, chemical, and food production. They are available in diameters from 10 mm and lengths up to 2,000 mm.

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High-temperature borescopes feature adjustable focus, and are offered with optional illumination and cleaning systems to eliminate particulate buildup on external optical surfaces. They can be equipped with custom-mounting flanges tailored to your application, are easily adapted for video and image archiving technologies, and can be designed to be FDA-compliant. Schoelly’s heat-resistant technologies are available in both open- and closed-loop cooling systems.

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