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The Value of Hawkeyes of diameters and lengths of rigid borescopes
that deliver all the quality of any borescope
Over 20 years ago, Gradient Lens Cor- in the world. The great value to our cus-
poration was founded on a ground break- tomers is these precision optical instruments
ing optical design that revolutionized the sell for one-third to one-half the cost of
rigid borescope industry. Our endoGRINs® comparable products. We have over 70
lens relays continue to be built into our ex- models of rigid, flexible, and video
clusive line of Hawkeye Rigid Borescopes borescopes, and video microscopes in stock
– allowing us to manufacture a wide range and ready for overnight delivery.
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Hawkeye Pro Flexible Borescopes
We have also dramatically expanded
the selection and quality of our Hawkeye
Pro Flexible Borescopes. More choices
than ever of diameters and lengths are
now available in these very high-quality
fiber optic flexible borescopes.
Hawkeye Pro Flexible borescopes in-
corporate an 18,000 fiber, acid-leached
imaging bundle, delivering truly excel-
lent image resolution, sharpness, detail,
and contrast. Lower cost alternatives do
not deliver image quality nearly this high.
Pro Flexibles also offer 2-way articula-
tion. Control the direction-of-view
(DOV) of the tip over a 240° range
(±120°), in a single plane, using a thumb
lever on the aluminum borescope body.
The lever can also be locked to hold a
particular view.
Due to newly advanced optical design
and construction, Hawkeye Pro Flexibles
are now available in diameters of 3.3, 4.0,
and 5.0 mm. The 3.3 mm can look inside
very small bores, and navigate tight bends.
The tungsten-sheathed 4.0 mm is perfect
for specialized applications like aircraft
and helicopter maintenance inspection.
Each scope comes complete with the pow-
erful, rechargeable Super-NOVA Light.
The Hawkeye Pro Flexible sets a new
standard of excellence in quality and
value, with prices starting at only $5795.
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