Inspection of confined spaces and shafts with camera systems

We inspect Tight spaces and shafts on a vertical and horizontal level with a wide variety of cameras (which we also develop ourselves if required).

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Camera inspection in confined spaces - precise, safe and complete visual inspection for industry and buildings

Based on the requirements of an inspection, which must provide comprehensive, meaningful and precisely localisable data and offer the possibility of repeating inspections exactly, there is only one method that meets these requirements in my opinion: camera-based inspection. Inspection of confined spaces.

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Maximum security
Camera-based inspections replace risky on-site inspections in confined and difficult-to-access areas. This minimises safety risks and protects your employees.
Comprehensive inspection
Specialised camera systems enable high-resolution recordings and detailed visual inspections in shafts, cavities, tanks and other structures that are difficult to access.
Time and cost efficient
The use of modern camera systems eliminates the need for complex access measures such as scaffolding, rope climbing technology or crane operations.
Meaningful reports
High-resolution images and videos provide precise documentation of the condition of the structure and enable detailed analyses for damage assessment and maintenance planning.

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Customised camera solutions for every inspection task

Not every inspection requires the same technique That's why we rely on customised camera and lighting systemsthat are precisely tailored to the respective application. Depending on the area of application, we select the right combination of high-resolution cameras, special lenses and powerful LED lighting to deliver clear and usable images even in absolute darkness.

Thanks to this flexibility, we can inspect a wide variety of cavities, shafts and building structures - regardless of size, material or lighting conditions. Whether narrow supply shafts, large industrial cavities or sensitive infrastructures: with our customisable camera technology, you always receive detailed, informative images for precise analyses and well-founded decisions.

Flexible for every inspection task
Every environment requires the right technology - we customise the camera, lens and lighting to achieve optimum results.
High-quality images even in complete darkness
Thanks to powerful LED lighting and customised camera settings, we deliver high-resolution images, even in completely dark rooms.
Precise documentation in tight and complex structures
Our systems enable detailed recordings in shafts, cavities and areas that are difficult to access - regardless of material or size.
Efficient inspection without complex access measures
No expensive scaffolding or climbing operations - with our specialised camera equipment, we significantly reduce effort, time and costs.

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Use cases for camera inspection

We inspect shafts in mines, pressure pipes in hydroelectric power stations, chemical reactors, cavities in buildings and bridges, crawl spaces, combustion chambers in power stations, pipes, inner pipes of chimneys, hard-to-reach areas in steel structures, Tankscolumns, Silos and much more.

Experts for industrial camera inspection

Our Customised inspection strategies set the Flyability ELIOS 3 drone to enable precise analyses and safe inspections in demanding environments.

Camera operation, what do you mean by that?

A camera inspection describes a procedure in which a camera is brought to a location that is not accessible to a person. This may be due to accessibility or the dangers associated with access.

What types of camera inspections are there?

For us, the term camera inspection is not limited to a single technology. We have a wide variety of vehicles, drones and Underwater drones that brings cameras to any location in and around your industrial plant or building.

Which cameras are used for the camera inspection?

We all use many camera models from Sony and DJI and can use them over water and in the air. under water use.

Why are there no cameras on this website?

The cameras we use are standard cameras - there are no secrets. However, when it comes to lighting and the ability to abseil from cameras, there is a lot of expertise involved that we cannot show publicly.

Camera inspection

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Frequently asked questions

What is a camera inspection?

A camera inspection is a visual inspection of difficult-to-access cavities, shafts or containers using specialised camera systems. A high-resolution camera is inserted into the area to create detailed images or videos for documentation and analysis.

In which areas is camera inspection used?

Our camera systems are used in a wide range of industrial sectors, including

Manhole and pipe inspections
Container and tank inspections
Building inspections (e.g. cavities in concrete structures)
Ventilation and supply shafts
Boiler and industrial plants

What advantages does camera inspection offer compared to conventional inspection methods?

No need to enter hazardous areas, which reduces risks for employees.
No complex access solutions such as scaffolding or rope technology required.
Detailed, high-resolution images even in complete darkness thanks to specialised lighting.
Fast and cost-effective inspection with minimal disruption to operations.

Which camera technology is used?

Depending on the application, we use high-resolution cameras, endoscopes and special lenses. The systems have powerful LED lighting, zoom functions and a choice of 4K or infrared technology for optimal viewing conditions.

Is camera operation also possible in complete darkness?

Yes, our systems are equipped with powerful LED or infrared lighting systems, so that clear and usable images are produced even in rooms without light.

How deep or far can a camera be inserted into a shaft?

The range depends on the technology used. Depending on the camera system, penetration depths of several metres to over 100 metres are possible. We select the right equipment based on the requirements of the inspection.

How can I commission a camera inspection?

It's simple - contact us using our form or call us directly. Together we will clarify your requirements and put together a customised inspection solution for your project.