No-Dig Live 2026: Find Your Next Drain Inspection Equipment
Why visit Scanprobe at No-Dig Live 2026?
Choosing a new CCTV drain camera is a decision that affects every survey. Image quality matters, but so do handling, access, inspection distance and the time it takes to produce a finished report. At No-Dig Live 2026, you can explore those details with the Scanprobe team. Compare systems, try the controls and discuss how the equipment would fit into your working day. We are bringing together pushrod drain cameras, the Maxius pipeline inspection crawler, the XPC pole camera and mina+ reporting software. It is a chance to see how each system works and where it fits within a complete inspection setup.
A complete inspection solution for 150mm to 1000mm+ pipework
Your inspection requirements can change from one job to the next. A 150mm drain, a long sewer run and a large chamber each call for a different approach. Scanprobe brings together equipment for close-up drain surveys, crawler inspections and surface-level visual assessments. For contractors working across 150mm to 1000mm pipework and assessing larger assets, our team can help match the inspection method and configuration to the task.
The wider line-up also includes pushrod systems for smaller drains. As a result, you can discuss both your everyday workload and the larger projects you want to pursue.
Tell us about your pipe diameters, typical survey distances and access points. We can then demonstrate the options that are relevant to your business.
Compare X-Range pushrod drain cameras
A pushrod camera is an essential part of many drainage contractors’ equipment setups. However, choosing the right system means considering more than rod length.
Explore the X20, X40, X60 and X90 with our team and discuss which system suits your mix of domestic and commercial inspection work. The Scanprobe X-Range gives you options across different pipe sizes and inspection distances. On the stand, ask about camera heads, rod handling, skids, power options and transporting the equipment between jobs.
If you are buying your first professional drain camera or upgrading an existing system, a practical demonstration can help you make a more informed choice.
Explore Maxius sewer inspection crawler equipment
Expanding into larger pipelines or longer surveys? Come and explore the Maxius pipeline inspection crawler. Maxius combines Full HD imaging, pan-and-tilt camera control, laser measurement and an electric lifter to support detailed CCTV pipeline surveys. Its steerable crawler platform gives operators control when positioning the camera and examining defects.The system covers 150mm lined pipes to 600mm, extending to 1000mm with the optional carrier. Our team can explain the configuration, wheels and accessories needed for your applications. Use your visit to discuss how crawler inspection could fit into your services, including the practical requirements of deployment, operation and reporting.
See the XPC pole camera for manhole inspections
Some inspections start with understanding what is visible from the access point. The XPC pole camera supports visual assessments of manholes, chambers and connected pipework from surface level. Its 2K QHD camera and 30× optical zoom help operators examine visible features before deciding what further investigation is needed. See how a pole camera could support your initial assessments alongside pushrod and crawler surveys. For larger pipework, speak to the team about visibility, access and the scope of inspection you need.
Turn inspection footage into useful customer reports
Capturing footage is only part of a professional drain survey. Customers also need findings they can understand and use. See how mina+ provides WRc-approved MSCC5 and MSCC6 reporting, with tools for recording observations, adding site information and preparing completed reports. The X-Range Control Tablet brings compatible pushrods, Maxius and XPC into a shared working environment. That gives your team a consistent approach as they move between inspection tasks. Ask us to walk you through the process, from starting a survey to sharing the results.
Plan your next equipment purchase with the Scanprobe team
If you are comparing drain inspection equipment suppliers, use No-Dig Live 2026 to ask the questions that matter to your business. Discuss system prices and configurations, operator training, servicing, accessories and reporting requirements. Bring details of the jobs you currently complete and the work you want to win next. Whether you need a replacement pushrod camera or want to build a broader pipeline inspection setup, we can help you explore the options.
Visit Scanprobe on Stand 102, from 29 September to 1 October 2026 at NAEC Stoneleigh Park.
Book a Scanprobe equipment demonstration and tell us what you would like to see.
Register to attend No-Dig Live 2026.