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Discontinued
Superseded to BK5700

BK5600 Video Inspection Scope with 5.5 mm Dual Imager

Item Number: BK5600DUAL55 Supplier: SNAP-ON TOOLS

Description

True Digital Inspection Scope used for internal engine diagnosis, under-dash, inside door panels, behind engine block, inside transmission housings, and any areas not easily accessible by a technician.

Features

4.3" diameter screen
Digital still image capture with included SD card storage
Touchscreen interface enables easy features selection

Includes

BK8000-55 36" Digital Imager with 5.5 mm Diameter Dual View Head

Warranty

Two Years

WARNING:This product can expose you to chemicals including DEHP, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Product Specifications

Description: True Digital Video Inspection Scope
Field of View (Forward): Approx. 56° diagonal
Field of View (Side): Approx. 56° diagonal
Height (Viewer): 3.94" (100 mm)
Length (Viewer): 7.2" (180 mm)
Operating Temperature Range: 32° - 140°F (0° - 60°C)
Optimal Focal Range: 0.5"-12" (12 cm - 30.5 cm)
Power Supply: 6 AA Alkaline Batteries
Resolution (Imager): 640 x 480
Resolution (Reading Display): 480 x 272 RGB Backlight LED
Run Time (Alkaline Batteries): 4 hours
Run Time (NiMh Rechargeable Batteries): 6 hours
Storage Temperature: -4° - 140°F (-20 - 60°C)
Video Out: NTSC/PAL
Water Resistance (imager only when assembled): to a depth of 10' (3 m)
Width (Viewer): 1.77" (45 mm)

Equipment Amount:
(Minimum amount is $2000)

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Use the following formula to figure your Return of Investment (ROI) for A/C Equipment

Revenues
Number of times equipment will be used per month
Dollars charged per use $

Expenses
Number of labor hours
The technician's wage per hour $
Cost of supplies consumed $
Other costs $
Monthly cost of equipment (Lease cost or purchase price divided by 36) * $

Gross monthly profit
Monthly net profit

* Based upon a 3 year period

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

Number of four wheel alignment jobs per month:
Amount of revenue from a four wheel alignment job $
Number of two wheel alignment jobs per month
Amount of revenue from a two wheel alignment job $
Average amount of gross parts profit per job $
Monthly lease cost or loan payment for equipment $
Cost of the Equipment $

Monthly gross profit from equipment purchase
Annual gross profit from equipment
Return on equipment investment ratio:*



*The higher the number, the more profitable the equipment. An answer of 1 means that you'll get a 100% return on the equipment over five years. A 100% return over the life of the equipment is the minimum return you should expect on your investment. A return 2 (200%) to 5 (500%) should be your target. An answer less then 1 (e.g., .50) means that you need to sell more jobs or increase the price of the service in order to generate an adequte return on the equipment investment.