- Axial camera
- Analog
- DN 15 - DN 40
Ritec cameras
No matter what type of camera you need, we have the right one for you. You have the choice between axial, pan & tilt or turn off able camera. And with our water jetting systems, you can even clean and inspect in one step. All cameras have a completely free field of view, are interchangeable with various Ritec systems and have excellent image quality.
RI 1320 SLC
RI 2020 SLC
RI 25
RI 25 VB
RI 32 VB (analog)
RI 4035 VB (analog)
RI 32 VB (digital)
RI 4035 VB (digital)
RI 56.2 SKS
RI 78 SKS
RiFlexio 2
RI 4035 VB FW
RI 78 FW
RI 106 FW
Back-Eye camera
RiMaxio®
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RiMaxio® - our robust allrounder
Thorough cleaning and inspection, easily and conveniently steerable at the touch of a button on the remote control. Insertion also in vertical strands, from bottom to top.
Product advantages:
- Operating range DN 50 - 200 (ID 2" - 8")
- Bendable at DN 90 in 87° and at DN 50 in 45°
- Allround protection and high stability by circular cage
Frequently asked questions about our cameras
How big is the smallest axial camera at Ritec?
Our smallest is the RI 1320 SLC. The axial camera has a diameter of 13 mm and is best suited for small pipe diameters up to DN 40 (ID 1.6’’).
Is there any kind of entry-level model?
With our axial camera RI 32 VB in combination with the RiCubio® S you have many options for professional inspections in small and medium pipe diameters. Of course, the RiCubio® S can also be combined with a turn off able or pan & tilt camera. This significantly extends the inspection range.
When is a pan and tilt camera recommended?
A pan and tilt camera is usually used for medium and large pipe diameters. This allows a better inspection of the pipe wall. Moreover, the pipe diameter can be determined without additional software.
What is so special about a turn off able camera from Ritec?
Like all other cameras, our turn off able cameras have a completely free field of view. This makes them unique! In addition, they can be navigated in a targeted manner.