Engine Service & Maintenance
From turbines to diesel engines, and other mission-critical transportation inspections, Hawkeye Borescopes are fast and reliable!

Engine Service & Maintenance

Air and ground transportation service and maintenance teams are quickly evaluating mission critical aircraft, and diesel engine vehicles, using Hawkeye Rigid and Flexible Borescopes. Maintenance teams conduct fast, reliable inspections of turbine blades, combustion chambers, fuel injector nozzles, engine blocks, transfer cases, brake manifolds, hydraulic assemblies, valve seats, and much more!

Jet engine combustion chamber
as seen with a
Hawkeye Pro Hardy 17” 		Honda engine valves
taken with a
Hawkeye Pro Hardy 7”		 Jet engine turbine blades
viewed with a
Blue Flexible (2.5 - 8.0mm diameter)

Gradient Lens Corporation manufactures over 70 models of Hawkeye® rigid, flexible, and video borescopes, and a complete system of interchangeable borescope accessories. The Featured Products below are just three examples Service & Maintenance teams find particularly valuable.



    
Hawkeye Pro SuperSlim 4”
At just .098 inches in diameter, the Hawkeye SuperSlim is the perfect choice for inspection of fuel injector nozzles, fuel manifolds, and many other very small bores.
   Luxxor Video Systems
The Luxxor Video System can be used with any Hawkeye Borescope, and any laptop or desktop computer. Video and still images can be captured, stored, documented, and emailed. 
  Hawkeye Pro Slim 7”
The Pro Slim offers the best combination of small diameter, length, and bright illumination. Most machined metal parts afford ample access for the Hawkeye Pro Slim borescope and 90º mirror tube. 

 

A jet engine combustion chamber is inspected with a Hawkeye Pro Hardy.

Featured Story:

Hartzell Propeller

Hartzell Propeller uses Hawkeye borescopes exclusively because they are easily portable, dependable, accurate, and very cost-efficient.   Because the company’s manufacturing and service operations are in multiple facilities, Hawkeye borescope systems can easily be moved from building to building as needed. Hartzell primarily use rigid borescopes, 7 to 22-inches in length, . . . learn more