A New Way of Inspecting Lumens:
Quality Visual Inspections (QVIs)
The MOLE QVI video scope enables you to visualize structural damage, foreign material, moisture, organic soil, and more inside scopes or surgical instruments with small lumens. The proper reprocessing of these instruments is critical to patient health and safety.
MOLE Features
The MOLE is not like other borescopes.
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Durable Camera
Designed to survive tough inspections.
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Compact Footprint
Use and store anywhere, even your pocket.
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All-Around Affordable
No need to fear about breaking it.
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Intuitive Software
Document inspections, borescopist recommendations, and more.
Durable Camera
Unlike other borescopes, the MOLE is not a fiberoptic camera. The MOLE uses a nano 400x400-pixel 1.2mm camera illuminated by two super powerful LEDs to display a crisp crystal image. The ultra-thin video scope flexes and turns to near impossible places without compromising video quality or scratching the instrument's internal walls.
Compact Footprint
The MOLE digital image processor is really small yet powerful. The camera controller connects via USB-C to any computer running Windows. At only 40mm W X 60mm L and a weight of 700 grams, the controller can be placed pretty much anywhere--even stick it behind a computer monitor.
All-Around Affordable
So affordable, you don't have to worry about using the MOLE with the fear of breaking it like other borescopes. The MOLE camera is easy and inexpensive to replace.
Intuitive Software
The MOLE software guides borescopists through the Quality Visual Inspection process. Easily document photo and video evidence, designate instruments as pass or fail, note corrective actions before sterilization, and review failed instruments. By prioritizing the uniqueness of each instrument, the MOLE software creates a trail so any of your SPD technicians can see the reason(s) a specific instrument is sent back for recleaning and evaluate the inspection history for the lifespan of the instrument.
