BOREHOLE CAMERA SYSTEMS
For more than 70 years, Laval Underground has enabled better inspection results with superior deep well & borehole camera products. Browse our wide range of complete systems for downhole cameras, water well inspections, underground inspections, & borehole camera systems. For groundwater professionals seeking flexible in-field setups for their well inspection cameras, we also provide camera winches & reels, as well as mounted camera systems for vehicles, skid mounts, and trailers.
Skid Mounted Water Well Camera System
Trailer Mounted
Vehicle Mounted
DW-2000 Portable Camera System
The New R-CAM TLE Level Wind
The R-Cam 1300 XLT Portable Borehole Camera
The R-Cam 1000 XLT Portable Borehole Camera
SC-350 Ultra Portable Water Well Camera
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Frequently Asked Questions About Borehole Cameras
What are boreholes?
The term borehole collectively describes various types of holes drilled during geotechnical investigations, hydrologic investigations, and various types of environmental site assessments. Boreholes allow analysts to collect soil samples, bore water samples, or rock core samples prior to installing underground utilities, geothermal structures, or storage tanks for unwanted materials.
What are borehole cameras?
Borehole cameras are watertight camera systems that have been engineered to withstand the high pressures and chemical challenges of deep well inspections and other types of bore inspections. Borehole camera systems are often combined with image sensors, LED lighting, kevlar cables, and video capabilities.
What are borehole cameras used for?
Borehole cameras allow for the inspection & study of deep wells, water wells, & boreholes in depths or spaces that are otherwise inaccessible. Using borehole cameras to study water wells and conduct underground inspections provides key information about the following:
- Well bore features & conditions
- The condition of the well casing & pumping system
- Staining & corrosion which indicates historic water levels
- The presence or absence of bacteria and other organisms
- The influx of gases
- The location of foreign objects, like discarded tools & equipment
What are other names for borehole cameras?
Borehole camera systems may also be called well cameras, water well cameras, deep well cameras, downhole camera systems, or well inspection cameras.