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Ridgidizers

For 4mm, 6mm, and 8mm Videoscopes

Insert a videoscope into this handy device and the scope will work like a rigid instrument.  Allows users to span large gaps and to use a videoscope like a traditional rigid borescope.  IT Concepts Rigidizers are made from stainless steel tube and include a compression fitting so that the device is securely mounted to the videoscope without damaging the insertion tube.

Magic Arms

A Second Set of Hands to Hold Your Videoscope

The best way to mount, carry and use a videoscope system will vary depending on the application and the working environment.  In a shop environment videoscopes are usually set on the work bench.  However in field conditions the ability to mount a videoscope system or to carry it can make a big difference in efficiency. The iTools Magic Arm system can be mounted for hands free work, carried on a neck strap or secured on a magic arm in nearly any environment.

Cooling Sleeves

Operate Videoscopes in Temps up to 500 Degrees F.

In the past, planned and unplanned outages of steam lines and turbines have required long cool down periods before inspecting to protect videoscope equipment from heat damage.  These new cooling sleeves allow inspections to be conducted in temperatures up to 500 degrees F. by protecting videoscope equipment in a vortex of compressed air.  Constructed of high temperature polyurethane these high temperature videoscope sleeves fit 6mm OD 3.0 meter videoscopes. Shop air stays connected during inspection to maintain the videoscope's specified operating temperature