Fiber-optic image bundles reach deep into tight, curved access points that a rigid borescope simply can't navigate. Diameters as low as 1mm, chemical and steam-cleanable variants for pharma use, and pan-India technical support from inGain.
Flexible fiberscopes carry an image through a thin, bendable fiber-optic bundle, letting you reach deep into narrow, curved cavities that rigid tools and even articulating videoscopes can't enter — a common requirement in pharmaceutical vessels and precision assemblies.
A flexible endoscope uses a fiber-optic image bundle and is built for the narrowest, most tightly curved access points — often down to 1mm diameter. A videoscope uses a digital sensor with articulating tip control and is better suited to slightly larger, more navigable internal geometry like turbines and gearboxes.
Yes — chemical and steam-cleanable variants are available specifically for pharmaceutical and other regulated manufacturing environments.
Our flexible endoscope range goes down to 1mm diameter for the tightest fine-bore access requirements — get in touch with your specific access point size for a recommendation.