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Fiberscope Upgrades TROGLOTREK Crawler for Remote Pipe Inspection

Moving heavy support gear to remote job sites often complicates long-range pipe inspections, a bottleneck Fiberscope aims to resolve with its latest hardware release. The company has introduced a redesigned tubular-steel reel for its TROGLOTREK sewer crawler, prioritizing field mobility for municipal and industrial utility crews.

Fiberscope Upgrades TROGLOTREK Crawler for Remote Pipe Inspection

The updated system features a robust frame capable of housing 984 feet of Kevlar-reinforced tether, significantly extending the reach of inspection teams without sacrificing portability. Constructed from tubular steel and aluminum, the drum is available in both manual and motorized configurations, allowing operators to tailor the equipment to specific site requirements.

Beyond the physical frame, the unit integrates a control center housed in an IP67-rated metal casing. This console includes a 5.6-inch high-brightness display, integrated steering, and onboard data logging that captures MPEG-4 video and JPEG images. Powered by a 96-watt-hour lithium-ion battery, the system removes the necessity for external generators or AC power sources in the field. The tether itself utilizes a Vectran and Kevlar composite, providing a breaking strength of 2.5 kN to endure the rigors of storm drains and industrial culverts. Compatibility with WinCan workflows ensures that the hardware aligns with standard municipal documentation processes.

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