A borehole detector is a portable inspection device that can see inside the target device through its display screen to help engineers perform equipment maintenance and inspection. In the field of aerospace, hole probe is widely used in the detection and maintenance of aircraft, rockets, satellites and other equipment, and has a very important role.

Borehole probe plays an important role in aircraft detection. Aircraft operate in a complex external environment, often affected by various physical and chemical factors, resulting in equipment damage and failure. In order to ensure the safe flight of aircraft, it is necessary to carry out regular inspection and maintenance. Through its flexibility and flexibility to access the fuselage, engine, and fuel system where inspection is required, the borehole probe helps engineers quickly discover problems inside the equipment, so that faults can be quickly located and resolved.

Borehole probe also plays an important role in the detection of rockets and satellites. Rockets and satellites are extremely critical space equipment and need to operate in extreme environments. A variety of tests and debugging are required before the launch of the rocket, and continuous testing and maintenance are also required during the operation of the rocket and satellite. The hole probe can help engineers quickly locate and detect faults in the parts of the rocket and satellite that need to be detected, such as fuel tanks, rocket engines, etc., to ensure that the rocket and satellite are always in good working condition during operation, and avoid the failure of space missions due to problems inside the equipment.