Army Optical Fibrescope Videoscope
The Army Optical Fibrescope Videoscope is a flexible probe camera that lets a search team see inside narrow cavities, pipes, fuel tanks and hidden compartments without opening them up. The probe sends a live picture back to a handheld screen. We make it in China for army, police, customs and tender buyers.
What the Army Optical Fibrescope Videoscope is used for
Search teams use this tool when a space is too small or too risky to open by hand. They use it to check door panels, car frames, air ducts, wall gaps and bags. It gives the user a look inside before anyone moves the item, and that makes a bomb search safer.
Outside security work, the same kind of scope helps with repairs. A fitter can look inside an engine or a pipe and spot wear or a block without taking it apart.
Fibrescope or videoscope?
The two names mean two ways to carry the picture. A fibrescope sends light and the image down a bundle of glass fibres to an eyepiece. A videoscope has a tiny camera at the tip and sends the picture down a cable to the screen. Digital probes are often sharper and can record, while fibre probes are simple and suit very thin holes.
Typical build and what we confirm
The specification table below marks these values as typical for this device type:
- Mechanism: a flexible camera probe with a handheld display unit
- Build: a flexible fiber-optic or digital probe with a ruggedized control unit
- Reach: inspection reach into narrow cavities and concealed spaces
Before production, we confirm probe width, length, tip angle, light and whether the unit must record. We also check the charger plug and mains voltage for your country.
Related search equipment
A fibrescope often goes out in the same kit as an army deep search metal detector or an army contraband detector. See the full bomb detection and army equipment range for more tools.
Tender and export supply
For tender or institutional supply, send the technical spec and delivery date from your award. We will confirm the paperwork and a matching production schedule. We ship from China to Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana and beyond, and confirm the specification, Incoterm and delivery date before production starts. Details are on our shipping, Incoterms and export documents page.
| 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 Optical Fibrescope 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 – Model 2 | 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 Optical Fibrescope Videoscope
Yes — capacity, power specification and accessories for the Army Optical Fibrescope 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 — tender and government-order supply is a regular part of our export business. Send the Army Optical Fibrescope Videoscope specification from your tender document along with the required quantity and delivery window, and we'll confirm pricing, certification paperwork and a delivery plan.