GatorCam3+ is Radiodetection's push-rod inspection system suitable for inspecting pipes from 1" (25mm) to 8" (200mm) diameter. It is suitable for inspecting pipes in environments where there is no risk of explosion. It benefits from a lightweight, rugged, water-resistant control unit with compact flash recorder. click here to learn more
Most motorized inspection systems are complex
and bulky. Many are difficult to transport and
install, prone to weather damage and are complicated
to operate.The P350 flexitrax™ offers inspection
professionals the ultimate portable crawler
system. click here to learn more
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Pearpoint P350 Sewer Camera
Pearpoint is a licensed vehicle converter and systems integrator for complete CCTV inspection equipment, vehicles and software solutions. click here to learn more
Pearpoint's P374 IS is an intrinsically safe pushrod system certified to EEX ia IIC T6 for Zone 0 Hazardous environments such as vessels or pipework within the chemical and petrochemical industries, landfill venting systems, natural gas supply infrastructure, etc. The surface equipment is IP55 rated allowing this system to be used in most types of weather conditions. The P374 IS system is compact and fully integrated making it very easy to transport around. click here to learn more
This is a Tractor based Mainline inspection
system for inspecting pipes in a potentially
explosive environment. The system has a choice
of three tractors to carry a rotatable forward
view camera, a remote control pan and tilt camera
or a remote control pan and tilt camera with
zoom. Pearpoint mainline tractor systems are
amongst the heaviest and most powerful in the
industry. Designed to work in the treacherous
terrain of active foul water sewers, and in
potentially explosive environments they pull
the furthest, meaning fewer set-ups and better
productivity. And with our hugely powerful motorised
drums customers can have reliable, efficient,
mainline inspection solutions. click here to learn more
C&S Solutions sells line locating equipment in the following states: Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee,
North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.
