Citation
(2008), "VideoProbe web site allows customers to build a virtual system", Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, Vol. 80 No. 5. https://doi.org/10.1108/aeat.2008.12780eab.005
Publisher
:Emerald Group Publishing Limited
Copyright © 2008, Emerald Group Publishing Limited
VideoProbe web site allows customers to build a virtual system
Article Type: News and views From: Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology: An International Journal, Volume 80, Issue 5
GE Sensing & Inspection Technologies announces a new, customised microsite for its Everest XLG3 VideoProbe, providing exclusive information and tools for GE’s XLG3 system. The site can be accessed at www.xlg3.com
Especially, notable is the “Build Your Own XLG3” and “Virtual Demo” feature, which provides customers with an interface to configure a custom system. All XLG3 parts, features and software are available to add to the package, providing a complete virtual, 360-degree demonstration.
“The XLG3 microsite is a great way for customers to get a feel for the system and its different features before seeing a live demonstration,” said Ed Hubben, Global Product Manager for GE Sensing & Inspection Technologies’ Everest XLG3. “Everything a customer needs to know about the XLG3 resides on this site.”
GE’s Everest XLG3 system is a video borescope that offers a new way of enhancing inspection productivity. Advanced features include improved image quality, QuickChange probes that quickly reconfigure probe diameter and length, real-time data management and network connectivity for collaboration during live inspections. The XLG3 offers a full range of probes in four diameters: 3.9, 5.0, 6.1 and 8.4 mm. The interchangeable probes offer a flexible inspection solution and fast changes during inspection. Key applications for the XLG3 include aviation and power turbine inspections, large tank and vessel inspections, airframe inspections and large pipe and header inspections.