Internal Surface Inspection

Detecting Defects on the Smallest Parts

The main challenge in using cameras for internal inspections is ensuring access to confined spaces, appropriate lighting, and focus on the target area. Miniaturized borescope is used to address these challenges.

Capturing the Entire Internal Structure of the Part

The inspection process delves into the intricate details of the part's internal structure. The boroscope is carefully maneuvered to capture multiple images from varios angles, providing a comprehensive vies of the entire inside of the part.

Internal Surface Defect Detention: possibilities and Process

Surface Scratches or Scuffs

Superficial marks on internal surfaces.

Corrosion

Deterioration or damage to the internal surface due to chemical reactions.

Erasion or Wear

Material loss or surface degradation over time.

Cracks or Fraktures

Internal structural damage, including fissures.

Debris or Contaminants

Foreign particles or materials inside the part.

The borescope is carefully maneuvered to capture multiple high-resolution images from varios angles, enabling a detailed ecploration of the entire inside of the part.

This method is particularly effective in indetifying defects such as irregularities, scraches, and imperfections that may be hidden within the intricate geometry of the part. By piecing together these images, a comprehensive map of the internal surface is created, aiding in the precise detection of any anomalies.

The strategic use of borescope technology enhances the accuracy of defect identification, contributing to a thorough and effective quality control process in manufacturing.