How to choose an industrial endoscope?
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1. What are the dimensions of the object to be inspected or of the inspection hole? Answer: The diameters of conventional insertion tube probes are: 0.9mm/1.2mm/1.6mm/2.0mm/2.4mm/2.8mm/3.9mm/4.0mm/5.8mm/6.0mm/8.0mm. It can be customized outside the standard range. 2. How much depth of field do you need? Answer: The farthest distance at which the interior of the pipeline appears clearly focused. Typically: 5mm-200mm, 10mm-120mm, 50mm-∞; custom orders are available for values outside these ranges. 3. What is the frequency of using endoscopes? Answer: If the production line, where inspections are carried out item by item, operates for about 8 hours per day, the sleeve of the insertion tube must be durable and wear-resistant, or specially designed to extend its service life. 4. What is the temperature at the work site or in your testing environment? Answer: Generally, -10°C to 80°C is the normal operating range for industrial endoscopes. If the temperature is below -40°C or, in some applications, above 100°C, it must be customized to meet your requirements.
The key factors in selecting an industrial endoscope include the size of the access opening to the object or area to be inspected, the required depth of field, the frequency of use, and the temperature of the working environment or inspection site. 1. First, it is necessary to determine the dimensions of the object to be inspected or the inspection hole. There are various options for the diameter of conventional insertion tube probes, such as 0.9 mm, 1.2 mm, 1.6 mm, etc. If it is not within the standard range, customization is possible. 2. Next, it is necessary to determine the required depth of field. Depth of field refers to the farthest distance within the pipe that appears clearly in focus. Typically, there are different options such as 5mm-200mm, 10mm-120mm, 50mm-∞, etc. If it is not within the standard range, customization is possible. 3. The frequency of using the endoscope also needs to be considered. If the production line, where inspections are carried out item by item, operates for about 8 hours per day, then the sleeve of the insertion tube must be durable and wear-resistant, or specially designed to extend its service life. 4. Finally, the temperature at the work site or the testing environment must be taken into consideration. Under normal circumstances, industrial endoscopes can operate properly within a temperature range of -10°C to 80°C. If the temperature is below -40°C or certain applications require temperatures above 100°C, customization is needed to meet your requirements. In summary, the above factors need to be considered when choosing an industrial endoscope, and a selection should be made based on specific requirements. .