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PIPESOLV K20
Pipe Inspection Robotics

Inspect sewer pipes remotely, without man-entry.

PipeSolv K-series crawlers bring CCTV eyes, depth sensors and 4K imaging deep into sewer and utility pipelines — no confined-space entry required.

About PipeSolv

Built on fieldwork, not brochures.

PipeSolv designs and manufactures tracked inspection robots for sewer, water and industrial pipeline networks.

From the manhole up.

PipeSolv designs and manufactures tracked inspection robots for sewer, water and industrial pipeline networks. From compact fast-deploy units to long-range survey-grade rigs, the K-Series removes the need for man-entry and keeps critical lines flowing.

Every system is engineered from real field conditions — flooded lines, tight bends, long single-pass runs — and backed by round-the-clock field support. Crews get live imagery, structured reporting and decisions they can act on, without shutdown or confined-space entry.

  • 12+Years in pipeline robotics
  • 50+Countries deployed
  • 1,200+km inspected yearly
  • 24/7Field support
Client Results

Trusted where the pipes go deep.

Deployed across sewer networks, water mains and industrial plants worldwide.

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Guide

Comparing K-Series Crawlers and Portable Cameras for Stormwater Culvert Inspections: A Buying Guide

K-series sewer crawler vs portable camera for stormwater culvert inspection: how to choose in a buying guide.

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Guide

5 signs your sewer line needs a CCTV survey

Recurring blockages, slow drainage, localised settlement, gurgling drains and unexplained wet spots all point below grade. Here is how to read the five early signs — and what a CCTV survey confirms.

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Field notes

Long trunk mains: how a full-run survey comes together

Trunk mains run further than a single cable. The skill is planning access points, running each metered stage, and stitching the result into one continuous condition record.

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Buyer guide

Commissioning an inspection robot: the specs that decide

Range, camera and deployment time decide whether a robot works in your real network. Here is what to check before sign-off — and what to test on site.

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Technology

Image resolution underground: what really matters for defect grading

Resolution is one of three factors — resolution, lighting and optics — that decide whether a defect is gradeable. Here is how they work together underground.

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Field notes

In-service water main surveys: condition data without the shutdown

Potable mains used to be surveyed by shutdown, bypass or both. Robotic in-service surveys capture scale, corrosion and sediment while the network keeps supplying.

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