
Army Handheld Videoscope
The Army Handheld Videoscope sits in our Army Equipment range and is built to order for export.
Built to a fixed technical specification, set out in full below, and quoted against the quantity and destination you need.
Listed under Bomb Detection Equipments. It ships as a single unit or as part of a larger consignment, built to the destination's electrical specification and released with complete export documentation.
Send your required capacity and destination port for a specification, a delivered price and a lead time.
- With its durable design and improved performance that allows it to be used in diverse environments, the IPLEX UltraLite is the industry’s choice in handheld remote visual inspections. Surprisingly compact and lightweight The IPLEX UltraLite weighs only 700 g (1.5 lb) with its lithium-ion battery. This easy-to-use videoscope is so small and light that it is the perfect companion for the inspector who works in areas with limited access or in cramped spaces or has to navigate narrow stair cases and steep ladders
Ordering in bulk or against a tender award? Send the required quantity and delivery deadline and we'll confirm factory-direct pricing and a dispatch schedule to match.
- - Compact & light weight 700 gms
- - Palm size ergonomic design
- - Joy stick based icon controler
- - Quick precise scope 4 way articulation
- - With stand drop & fall as per international standard, IEC-61001
| Category | Army Equipment |
| Sub-category | Bomb Detection Equipments |
| Power / Mechanism | Flexible camera probe with a handheld display unit * |
| Build Material | Flexible fiber-optic or digital probe with a ruggedized control unit * |
| Capacity / Size | Inspection reach into narrow cavities and concealed spaces * |
| Availability | In stock / Made to order |
| Export Packaging | Seaworthy export crating available |
| Warranty | As per manufacturer terms — confirm at enquiry |
* Typical value for this type of equipment, not an exact datasheet figure for one specific unit — confirm the precise specification for your order at enquiry.
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How this compares to similar Army Equipment products
| Model | Automation / Power | Material | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Army Handheld Videoscope (this page) | Flexible camera probe with a handheld display unit | Flexible fiber-optic or digital probe with a ruggedized control unit | Inspection reach into narrow cavities and concealed spaces |
| Army Bomb Suppression Blanket | Wrap-and-contain deployment over a suspect item | Multi-layer aramid/Kevlar-type fabric with blast-containment lining | Localized fragmentation and blast-wave suppression for small devices |
| Army Contraband Detector | Automatic visual/audible alert on detection | Ruggedized handheld or portal instrument housing | Personnel and baggage screening range |
| Army Deep Search Metal Detector | Automatic visual and/or audible alarm on detection | Weatherproof polymer or metal housing | Handheld or walk-through screening range suited to personnel checks |
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Questions about the Army Handheld Videoscope
Yes — capacity, power specification and accessories for the Army Handheld Videoscope can typically be configured to your requirement. Share your target output and destination country when you enquire.
Each export shipment is packed to withstand freight handling and comes with the required shipping documents; an operator manual is included where applicable. Installation support terms are confirmed at order stage.
We currently ship equipment in this range to 67+ countries spanning Africa, Asia, the Middle East and Latin America — tell us your destination when you enquire.
Yes. For tender and bulk institutional orders of the Army Handheld Videoscope, we quote against the exact technical specification in your tender document and align production and dispatch with your award timeline.
