Quality Control

Quality in inspection equipment is decided at four points. Here is what we check at each.

Incoming inspection

Components arrive from our affiliate factories and qualified suppliers. We check sensor grade, lens clarity, cable tensile strength, connector sealing and monitor panel grade against incoming spec. Rejected batches go back — they do not go into assembly.

In-process checks

Camera heads are sealed and pressure-tested before they enter a system. Cable reels are pull-tested. Monitor and controller units are powered and cycled. Any unit that fails here is reworked or scrapped, not passed forward.

100% final testing

Every finished system is powered up as a complete unit: camera, push cable or crawler, reel, monitor, recording and report output. We verify resolution, colour accuracy, low-light performance, water resistance and recording integrity.

Pre-shipment check

Configuration against the order, accessory completeness, manual and software version, export packing and drop test. A test record travels with each shipment.

Traceability

Each unit carries a batch reference. If a fault appears in the field, we trace it to the batch, the test station and the operator.