Fixed endoscopes

The HTO 70 endoscope offers high quality images thanks to its optical lens transmission. It is equipped with a video camera that retransmits the images to the control room. The HTO 70 endoscope is available in several lengths and viewing axes. For each axis of vision, there are different lenses that allow to change the field of vision. This HTO 70 endoscope must be mounted on the furnace enclosure or on an extractor bench. Thanks to its water and air cooled housing, the HTO 70 endoscope can operate in furnaces with temperatures up to 2000°C.

The furnace can only be observed using the digital video module, which allows the images to be viewed in the control room.
The HTN videoscope is available in various diameters, lengths, axes and fields of view. The HTO 70 videoscope must be mounted on the furnace enclosure or on an extractor bench. Thanks to its water and air cooled housing, the HTN videoscope can operate in furnaces with temperatures up to 1600°C.
Another advantage of the HTN videoscope with video module is its ease of maintenance.

The HTNL videoscopes equipped with a led lighting system are intended for inspections of high temperature furnaces where the luminosity is particularly low or non-existent. The HTNL videoscopes are available in various diameters, lengths, axes and fields of view. These videoscopes must be mounted on the furnace enclosure or on an extractor bench. Thanks to their water and air cooled housing, the HTN videoscopes can operate in furnaces with temperatures up to 1600°C.

The HTAB6 extraction bench is a safety feature that ensures automatic removal of the endoscope in case of failure of the cooling systems.

The HTAC1 box is intended for fluid and video signal management. It triggers an alarm in case of failure of the cooling systems.

The HTAB1 CESYCO electrical box is designed to manage the video modules of the HTN range of endoscopes.