An industrial endoscope is a tool used to examine the internal condition of a machine, which can help engineers inspect the internal structure of a device, find potential problems or defects, and identify parts that need to be repaired or replaced. Therefore, many industries require the use of industrial endoscopes to maintain the normal operation and safety of equipment. Here are a few examples of common industries that use industrial endoscopes.

1. Automobile manufacturing

The automotive industry requires the use of industrial endoscopes to examine the internal conditions of engines, drivetrains, braking systems, suspension systems and other components. By using industrial endoscopes, engineers can quickly and accurately diagnose problems and make appropriate repair and replacement decisions, thus ensuring the quality and safety of the vehicle.

2. Aerospace industry

In the aerospace industry, industrial endoscopes are widely used in the detection of aircraft engines, turbines, hydraulic systems, pneumatic systems and other components. These parts are often more complex and difficult to directly observe, and the use of industrial endoscopes can greatly improve the efficiency and accuracy of detection, while also reducing the cost of repair and replacement.