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Inspection Systems for Push Camera and Pipe Crawler Requirements

From residential plumbing to municipal collection systems, potable water systems to oil and gas pipelines, large rotating equipment, or industrial pipelines, today’s inspection project manager needs to rely on the right he inspection technology.

Depending on the particular challenge, the pipe inspection demands may call for a Push Camera Inspection System for probing small outside diameter (OD) pipe lines and distances under 300', a Robotic Crawler Solution for larger pipes capable of transporting a flexible cable over longer distances through internal pipe diameters of 4” and up, or a Drop Down Inspection Camera for 360 degree 3D optical scanning or a Robotic Pipe Crawler.

Robotic Pipe Crawlers Span the Distance

Proven performers for larger pipes 4” and up or across longer distances are the remote operated robotic crawlers. Our pipe crawlers integrate the optics right into the transport mechanism. Recent innovations include Ibak’s Panoramo 3 dimensional pipeline inspection crawler and the InsightVision Silver Bullet Mainline Inspection Crawler.

Push Camera Inspection Systems offer Digital Video and PC Reporting

Push ahead with advanced controllers displaying high performance video footage in digital quality on an ultra-bright full color screens. From Inuktun and Insight Vision micro cameras, to Pearpoint pushrod cameras for intrinsically safe and explosive environments, Atlas Inspection Technologies has the right solution for mainline, drain line, mechanical and all other industrial, municipal, and home inspection needs.

3D Drop Down Cameras for Manhole and Vertical Cavity Inspections

For the inspection of boreholes, manholes, vaults, drilled shafts, and other vertical confined spaces where manned entry is not desirable, Atlas Inspection Technologies offers the Ibak Panoramo SI featuring 360 degree scanning and comprehensive reporting including folded and unfolded views.

Examples of Push Cameras for sale, rent or service by companies such as Atlas-Inspection Technologies.,

• Ibak Modular Push Camera Systems
• Pearpoint Flexiprobe Push Rod Cameras
• Pearpoint Intrinsically Safe Push Rod Cameras
• Insight Vision Xpress Push Cameras
• Insight Vision Xpress Plus Push Cameras
• Insight Vision Jet Cam Push Cameras
• Accessories

Example of Pipe Crawlers for sale, rent or service by companies such as Atlas-Inspection Technologies.,

• Ibak Lisy Lateral Launch Pipe Crawlers
• Ibak Panoramo 3D Pipe Crawlers
• Ibak Midi Modular Pipe Crawlers
• Ibak Orpheus Mainline Inspection System
• Ibak Modular Pipe Crawler Systems
• Ibak Mobile Offices and Conversions
• Accessories

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1979 AMC stuck lifter?

i think i have a stuck lifter well heres my story hopefully it will help you determine the problem. I just recently bought a 1979 AMC concord for $250 in very good condition exept the guy said it has a knock so he sold it to me for 250. after the car warmed up the oil got thiner then i herd the knocking wich only got worse as i kept driving. the knock semaed to be worse when acelerating. so i got home and the next day when i try to drive the car will not go it will back fire and stall. i took the valve cover off and notived two things. on one of the cylinders one push rod was bent, and the other came out of the rocker arm. so i replaced the bent one with a new one, and now i noticed that the pushrod in one of the holes not the one where it got bent, but the other one was sitting lower than all the other pushrods. now does that sound like a stuck lifter? can i just buy one of those tools and replace it?

As said above, it's not a good idea to replace just a lifter, but it will work if you are trying to save money and time.

This is what i would do as a first attempt. REMEMBER, the lifters have to go into the same position they came out of!!

You could take all the lifters out and let them soak in solvent. Not sure about this engine, but you may be able to take them apart for further cleaning. You'll definitely get an idea of the condition of all of them by doing this.

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