Industrial Cameras

21 products from 3 brands, including Teslong, PTZOptics, Marshall. Prices from $31.95 to $3,150.95, including GST. 5 ship within 1-2 business days.

Industrial cameras help you inspect narrow, enclosed or difficult-to-reach spaces without dismantling equipment. This category suits automotive diagnostics, machinery maintenance, building work, plumbing and general fault finding. Choose from Teslong borescopes, plus selected PTZOptics and Marshall camera solutions, according to the access point, viewing method and inspection conditions.

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About the Industrial Cameras range

Start with the camera head diameter and insertion length. The probe must fit through the opening and reach the inspection area, so measure both before ordering. Rigid probes suit straight access and can be easier to position, while flexible probes help follow bends. Check the screen size, image resolution and built-in LED lighting if you need to identify small defects. A focus function can help when the subject sits at different distances. Also consider whether you need a self-contained monitor, Wi-Fi viewing, USB connection, image capture or accessories such as mirrors.

The product names in this range indicate important differences. Rigid borescopes are intended for controlled, mostly straight insertion, while flexible models are more suitable for curved paths. A longer probe is not automatically better if the opening is restricted or the cable is difficult to control. Check the product specifications for connector, operating system and viewing requirements before buying. Each product page also shows its dispatch time and included accessories.

Industrial Cameras questions

What is the difference between a borescope and an inspection camera?

The terms overlap. A borescope usually refers to a small camera on a rigid or flexible probe for viewing inside machinery, cavities or narrow openings. Inspection camera is a broader term that can include borescopes, display-equipped systems and longer probes for building, plumbing or maintenance work.

How do I choose the right borescope cable length?

Measure the distance from the access point to the area you need to view, then allow enough length to handle the unit comfortably. A 66 cm probe suits shorter inspections, while a 91 cm flexible model provides additional reach. Longer is not necessarily easier to control in confined spaces.

Will a USB-C borescope work with my phone?

Not necessarily. The phone or tablet must support the camera connection and any required viewing software. Check whether your device supports USB camera input, confirm the connector, and review the product requirements before ordering. A USB-C plug alone does not confirm compatibility with every Android device, tablet or computer.

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