Made in Britain? Scanprobe undeniably is
Thursday, 25 February 2021
Scanprobe’s range of drain cameras have been made in Britain from the very beginning, but 2021 has added some extra weight to that claim, as it has been officially confirmed that we meet the criteria to display the Made in Britain logo. Scanprobe owner and Managing Director Jon Barry: “Personally, I am delighted; I see
Drain Survey Equipment
Friday, 23 October 2020
Drain Inspection Camera: Why It’s the Best Equipment to Locate Plumbing Issues Using a CCTV camera will allow you to see exactly what’s going on inside your pipes. Here’s why a drain inspection camera is the best equipment to locate plumbing issues: Multipurpose Understanding: Often, CCTV drain cameras are used to inspect your pipes, thereby
Diving Deep Into Inspection Camera Issues
Thursday, 15 October 2020
Imagine this: You’re kneeling in dry, dusty grass right beside a cleanout, pushing your Scanprobe pipe inspection system slowly down into the drain. The pushrod is a little bit slippery, but thankfully stiff; it’s flexible enough to enable you to tackle the 90-degree turn at the base of the cleanout and then coax it in
Drain Inspection Camera System: Which One Is Right For You?
Tuesday, 15 September 2020
If you want your plumbing systems to function correctly, sewer channels need to be free of obstructions and buildup. This way, the wastewater can be taken away from residential and commercial buildings. Unluckily, there are channels within the comprehensive sewer network that aren’t accessible to expert plumbing contractors or city employees like yourself. Advanced sewer
Your Definitive Guide to Grease Traps
Wednesday, 12 August 2020
When grease, oil, and fat are poured into the sink and go down the drain, overflow and sewer blockages may occur. Overflows cause the sewage in its raw form to be spilled onto sidewalks and city streets along with storm drains, which ultimately end up in the bay or on your property. This is a
Your basic guide to a drain scan
Saturday, 16 May 2020
To sustain and prolong the condition of your drains, it is important to be aware of what’s happening inside your pipes. A drain scan is the best way to do it. What’s a drain scan? In simple words, a drain scan is a detailed inspection of your drainage system using high-tech cameras that are inserted
WinCan reports without the PC software? Yep…
Monday, 06 January 2020
From the moment there was a Maxprobe, there was WinCan’s pipeline inspection software embedded into it. Paired with their office-based software suite, drainage professionals could use the Maxprobe push-rod camera system with WinCan embedded to compile the intricate details of their pipeline survey into a clear and concise WinCan report so to summarise their findings.
EU Gateway to Japan – Day Two / EU Gateway 日本へ – 2日目
Tuesday, 20 November 2018
Day two in Japan, and the first day of the exhibition, this is the day everything has been building up to. With the help of the team at the EU Gateway to Japan Business Mission, we had been able to translate some key documentation into Japanese for any delegates who would come to visit us
Push Rod Cameras: the difference between expensive and not fit for purpose
Thursday, 08 March 2018
The terms “expensive” and “not fit for purpose” are generally polar-opposites, and so the differences are likely to be many, much the same as if we had replaced the term “not fit for purpose” with “cheap”. But whilst “expensive” is an emotive term generally used when talking about a lot of money in comparison to