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10 Reasons Why You Need A Sewer Camera
10 Reasons Why You Need A Sewer Camera

This article explains the reasons why you should add a sewer camera to your list of business equipment including the benefits it will provide to you as well as your clients.  Are you providing sewer repairs and similar solutions to clients in your business? If so,...

6 Sewer Camera Mistakes to Avoid 
6 Sewer Camera Mistakes to Avoid 

A critical part of a plumber’s arsenal, a sewer camera can make short work of isolating a blockage, but what are the major mistakes everyone makes with them? A sewer camera is an essential part of many plumbers’ arsenal and is a critical part of their tool kit for a...

Aircraft Maintenance: Benefits of Using a Borescope
Aircraft Maintenance: Benefits of Using a Borescope

Aircraft maintenance is crucial for ensuring the safety and efficiency of flights. A critical tool for aircraft maintenance is a borescope, a device used to inspect the inside of aircraft engines and other hard-to-reach areas. This blog will discuss the benefits of...

Borescopes in Aviation Maintenance
Borescopes in Aviation Maintenance

Routine aviation inspections ensure the aircraft operates optimally and can be used longer. Maintaining an aircraft using non-destructive inspections is a unique technique that specialists have yearned for. However, some faults in the aircraft parts are hard to reach....

Do Chimney Sweeps use Chimney Cameras?
Do Chimney Sweeps use Chimney Cameras?

Does your chimney need inspecting or repairing due to blockages, cracks, slow smoke evacuation, or other issues? Maybe they do, or perhaps they don't. But here is some interesting reading on whether or not your chimney flue requires a chimney camera inspection. A real...

Care and Precautions When Using a Borescope
Care and Precautions When Using a Borescope

Using a borescope properly requires care and precautions to prevent damage or injuries. Use this guide for proper care of your borescope. Borescopes (also known as videoscopes) are designed to be used in industrial and aerospace environments. However, although they...

What is the difference between a borescope and an endoscope?
What is the difference between a borescope and an endoscope?

Borescopes and endoscopes are types of inspection cameras. Although there are many similarities between endoscopes and borescopes, there are some key differences. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explain what borescopes and endoscopes are, explore the differences...

Looking for the Best Sewer Camera?
Looking for the Best Sewer Camera?

How do you know what to look for in a sewer camera and what is the best sewer camera? Well, you can start by taking a look at this in this blog post. Whether it’s the price or features that you’re looking for, it’s what’s best going to fit your needs will that...

What NOT To Do With Your Inspection Camera
What NOT To Do With Your Inspection Camera

You’d be surprised what people do with their sewer inspection cameras - in this post, we share what you absolutely should not do with your inspection camera! Sewer inspection cameras, also known as drain cameras, have revolutionized the way we inspect our pipework....

Signs That You May Need A Sewer Camera Inspection
Signs That You May Need A Sewer Camera Inspection

Sewer camera inspections are a great way to find out what is happening inside your sewers and can save significant money and stress further down the line. Here we look at some of the signs you may need an inspection. If you are a homeowner or business owner, you know...

Reasons Why Routine Borescope Inspections Are Important
Reasons Why Routine Borescope Inspections Are Important

Borescope inspections are an important part of any maintenance routine. They improve safety while saving time and money. Borescopes, also called videoscopes, offer an excellent way to inspect the internal components of aviation, as well as other turbine engines. They...

Is There Anything that I Can do to Reduce Sewer Backups
Is There Anything that I Can do to Reduce Sewer Backups

Each time you wash your hands, take a shower, flush the toilet, do your dishes, or run your garbage disposal you put your sewer system to work. With so many daily and sometimes hourly activities that put your sewer lines and septic tank system to work at your home is...