Founded in 1984, TAP Electronics Co., Ltd. builds CCTV pipe-inspection equipment, with its Robocam line developed for sewer and water-pipeline work. The Korean company draws on decades of field experience, including rescue equipment used after Seoul’s Sampoong Department Store collapse, and designs its systems for demanding environments and on-site self-repair. Its current Robocam S platform is manufactured on a mass-production line and supported through projects around the world.
ITVSWith more than 35 years of experience designing, servicing, and supporting remote visual inspection equipment, ITVS develops imaging tools for industrial and security professionals. Its work includes specialized systems for difficult inspections and custom solutions that assist law enforcement, engineers, and inspection teams in the field.HUNTINGTON, NY
Hathorn CorporationSince 2003, Hathorn Corporation has manufactured plumbing, sewer and gas-line inspection cameras in North America. Its systems are built for demanding municipal and industrial work while remaining accessible to plumbers and contractors, with thousands of cameras operating across the United States, Canada and Australia. Hathorn also supports its equipment through a broad dealer and repair network and a discounted camera-head exchange program.COLUMBUS, OH
Rausch USARausch USA is the Chambersburg-area arm of Germany’s Rausch GmbH, which began in 1983 with four employees designing the “sewer eye.” Opened in 2004, the wholly owned subsidiary has outgrown its facilities three times in a decade while becoming a familiar name in North American pipe inspection, supporting customers with German-built equipment and hands-on service. It also emphasizes local involvement through long-standing membership in the Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce and donations to smaller community groups.CHAMBERSBURG, PA
Lenox Instrument CompanySince 1920, Lenox Instrument Company has manufactured remote visual inspection equipment, including custom borescopes and FireSight high-temperature cameras, at its U.S. operation outside Philadelphia. Its in-house lens-grinding and production facility supports optical systems built for difficult-to-reach and hazardous inspection environments, from aircraft engines to furnaces and boilers. Lenox also develops custom assemblies for extreme temperatures, corrosive conditions, explosive atmospheres, and radiation exposure.334513FEASTERVILLE TREVOSE, PA