Blasthole Camera with Carrying Case

The MTi Group Blasthole Camera is a simple way to see what's actually happening inside a blast hole before you load it. Cavities. Cracks. Voids. Water. Finding those hazards early is the whole point. The camera is stainless steel and waterproof. It has a 120-degree wide-angle lens, integrated lighting for dark holes, and records 1080p HD video. The 7-inch screen gives you a clean picture while you work and detaches from the frame to get a better view. A modular centralizer keeps the camera in the middle of the hole so it doesn't scrape or twist against the walls. The cable is marked every 0.5 m and feeds off a reel that deploys smooth and winds back quick — so depth checks are easy and the operator isn't fighting the gear all day. Most crews use this as a downhole camera — for QA checks, troubleshooting drill-and-blast problems, and inspecting holes in rough ground before loading. It works in wet holes, dry holes, surface mining, and underground. Use it when you need to verify the bench is ready to load. Use it when a shot is going sideways and you need to see why. And use it when the cost of a bad blast is more than the cost of the camera.