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Push rod cameras are suitable for inspecting hazardous and confined areas. Applications include: process piping, pipelines and compressor stations, drainage systems, weld inspections, remote visual construction and commissioning inspections, structural elements, foreign object and debris removal, flare stacks, towers and chimneys, manufacturing

Tanks used in the oil & gas, biomass, and water industries are exposed to corrosion, mechanical stress, and environmental damage. Early detection of defects is key to preventing leaks, structural failures, and regulatory issues: oil & Gas – Inspect storage tanks, pressure vessels, and pipelines for corrosion, cracks, and integrity failures

Inspectahire provides a wide range of inspection services for the oil and gas industries, including the use of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) inspection technologies for challenging locations. UAVs offer the ability to inspect assets in a safer and less time-consuming manner than other inspection methods, to ensure they are free from corrosion, not

Inspectahire carries out optical gas imaging (OGI) services for gas leak detection applications, including SF6 surveys for sulphur hexafluoride. Optical gas imaging using thermal cameras offers a number of benefits compared to traditional "sniffers" because they scan a broader area much more rapidly and in areas that are difficult to reach with

Inspectahire can provide the Pearpoint range of inspection crawlers on a rental basis or for sale. They feature integral pushrod cameras that can be used to inspect pipes, drains and conduits as narrow as 1" / 25mm in diameter. The specialised industrial range includes intrinsically safe, explosion-proof and standard inspection products that are

Before you step on-site for your landscape scheme, commercial development, civil engineering project, sports facility, or building construction, you’ll need to make one thing clear – and that’s your site. The MCM team has been helping clients get site-ready for over 25 years. Need it clear? MCM will take it away – that’s concrete away, tarmac

Pulsed eddy current testing (PECT) has been developed to detect corrosion hidden under insulation. Inspectahire provides PECT services using the latest non-destructive testing (NDT) equipment from MAXWELL. These products have a design based on 20 years of experience, and utilise battery technology to overcome the problems of power which were

Through thermographic imaging, Inspectahire helps industries like oil and gas, biomass, and water to improve asset integrity, safety and efficiency. Services provided: Thermal Imaging Equipment Hire & Sales; Onsite Thermographic Surveys; Equipment Maintenance & Calibration; Specialist Training

As people and businesses become more environmentally aware and want to reduce their carbon footprint, the switch to renewable energy grows apace. To meet this demand the number and scale of wind farms are increasing, and so too is the requirement to ensure they are operating effectively. Operating over 35 metres (114 feet) from the ground and with

Inspectahire is an approved Teledyne FLIR training provider for Optical Gas Imaging (OGI). Using the latest technology from Teledyne FLIR, Inspectahire provides quality training in OGI with the use of the FLIR GF camera systems. Its instructors are all ITC approved and have a minimum of 10 years working in the offshore / oil and gas environment and

Smart Storm Solution Division's team of qualified engineers is fully trained to deal with any effluent instrumentation and systems. Trade effluent monitoring equipment is used by water companies to calculate effluent bills. An inefficient system can result in higher trade effluent charges or even fines and prosecution. Both manufacturers and water

Inspectahire is a distributor partner of Senceive - a UK-based company which has transformed itself into a high-quality and customer-responsive organisation - and a leading exponent and benchmark for wireless Remote Condition Monitoring (RCM) solutions, not only in the UK and global markets within the geo-spatial sector, within rail and

The Elios from Flyability is a collision-tolerant drone designed for remote inspection and exploration of indoor and outdoor environments which are complex, cluttered or otherwise difficult to access. The Elios is fitted with full HD and thermal cameras, and is protected with a lightweight, collision-tolerant cage which features a unique

Inspectahire offers atmospheric tank inspection, building on many years of experience of remote vehicle inspections in hazardous / EX environments, vessels and tanks. The company aims to first understand the customer’s requirements, comply with established inspection standards (API 653 and EEMUA 159) and consider technology to further enhance

Ultrasonic surveys are a form of non-destructive testing (NDT) that use vibrations of short wavelength and high frequency. Ultrasonic technology can be used to penetrate most non-porous resilient materials used in structures, including steel, aluminium, concrete, wood, titanium, magnesium and ceramics. Applications range from thickness

H+E provides wastewater treatment systems for photovoltaic industry processes, such as wafer production (on silica) and cell production (on silica and glass), which require large amounts of process water. The company carries out complete management of the various water streams to and waste streams from all production stages. Process water systems

The UK’s anaerobic digestion (AD) industry has grown rapidly to approximately 648 operational facilities. Identifying biogas leaks is one of the issues which AD operators have to face, but many are still failing to do so. While most plant operators will monitor key parameters such as temperature, digester biology and biogas production on a regular

Inspectahire provides scanning services using reliable, cost-effective laser technologies to carry out regular mapping of underground cavities and voids. The company uses high-speed laser measurement and surveying systems manufactured by Renishaw, which are designed for use in extreme environments, including marine and mining sectors

H+E has provided both ultrapure water treatment plants and wastewater treatment systems for many years for a large number of clients throughout Europe and Asia. The supply of such plants has expanded into the rapidly developing photovoltaic sector. The earliest projects were supplied in the early 1990s and H+E still provides technical and service

LYYN technology enhances real-time visibility in fog, dust, lowlight, snow, smoke, water and similar environments which present challenging conditions for video cameras. LYYN works on images and video from normal colour cameras, but can also be used in processing saved material. LYYN products are used in many different applications, but typically

The MCM team has been managing the assessment and removal of hazardous and contaminated waste for over 20 years. Through our established network of soil recovery facilities and landfill sites, we have safely removed contaminated waste economically, effectively, and with due diligence. Nationwide, MCM to date has handled and disposed of more than

H+E provides wastewater treatment systems for power generation industry processes, including process water and cooling water systems. Applications include: suspended solids removal; hardness reduction; iron and manganese removal; silica removal; organics reduction. Processes include: filtration, physical and chemical processes, such as precipitation and flocculation

Inspectahire provides positive material identification (PMI) services for a range of applications from construction to medical equipment. The company uses the latest PMI technologies which enable fast, non-destructive testing to be carried out for all metal components: corrosion detection; safety inspections; scrap metal sorting; metal alloy

Inspectahire uses optical gas imaging (OGI) technology, advanced thermal imaging cameras such as the GF320 or GF77 (dedicated to methane detection), on a wide range of facilities such as AD and biogas plants. As the gas emitting is not naturally visible, the use of such technologies is necessary in order to detect such emissions. The camera