Push Cameras

Push cameras use a camera head on a flexible pushrod to inspect drains, pipes and other accessible pipework. Browse complete inspection systems alongside camera reels and components, with cable lengths and head sizes to suit different access points and survey distances.

Choosing a push camera

Start with pipe diameter, bends and the distance from the access point. A smaller head can enter narrower pipework; a longer or stiffer pushrod serves a different job from a compact reel. Check the stated application range for the selected camera rather than choosing on cable length alone.

Self-levelling heads help keep the image upright. Recording monitors let you retain survey footage, while a locating sonde can help trace the camera position with a compatible receiver. These features are model-specific and are not included on every system.

Browse by brand: Rausch drain cameras, Witson inspection cameras and Vivax-Metrotech drain cameras. Check each listing for its specification, condition and included equipment.

For larger sewer inspections compare crawler systems. Find compatible skids, cables and components in drain camera accessories, or consider available refurbished cameras. See the full drain camera range and our camera hire rates.