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ProVision High-Performance Borescope (36" Obedient)

Item Number: CMIPV300 Supplier: CML INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES INC

Description

ProVision's line of borescopes allows you to see into hard-to-reach places (engine blocks, radiators, intercoolers, transmissions, rear axles), saving you time with lengthy, unnecessary disassembly. A powerful halogen lamp that illuminates dark crevices and a high-resolution lens with a 40° field of view provide you with the visual clarity you need to make a proper diagnosis. The obedient, flexible, and omni-directional cable adjusts to and stays fixed in any position for convenient, one-handed operation. ProVision borescopes are available in a variety of cable sizes and types.

Features

Integrated focus ring for smooth, continuous focusing
Ergonomically designed with a non-slip handle that fits comfortably in one hand
Conveniently located, pressure-activated light switch that cannot be accidentally left on
Rugged and water resistant shaft

Accessories

CMIPVW45 ProView Mirror (10.5mm)
CMIPM1 ProMag Magnetic Tip (10.5mm)
CMIPL1000 High-Intensity Halogen Bulb
CMIPVK45 ProView Mirror and ProLite Halogen Bulb (10.5mm)
CMIPVKM45 ProView Mirror, ProLite Halogen Bulb, and ProMag Magnetic Tip (10.5mm)
CMIPVEG1 Rubber Eyecup
CMIPVBBKG Gloss Protective Boot, Black
CMIPVBBUS Gloss Protective Boot, Trans-Blue
CMIPVBBKT Textured Protective Boot, Black
CMIPVBBUT Textured Protective Boot, Blue
CMIPVBRDT Textuted Protective Boot, Red
Camera Coupler

Warranty

One year.

Product Specifications

Cable Diameter: .4" (10.5mm)
Cable Length: 36" (914.4mm)
Cable Type: Obedient
Field of View: 40°
Lamp Voltage: 2.7v
Resolution: 6,000 pixels
Shaft Construction: Steel-clad with polyolefin

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Use the following formula to figure your Return of Investment (ROI) for Four Wheel Alignment Equipment

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