Inspector Systems GmbH

Inspector Systems specialises in robots and crawlers for interior inspection and maintenance of pipe work, canalization and nuclear facilities. Products serve sewer rehabilitation and nuclear industry inspection since 1984.

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Inspector Systems GmbH
Johann-Friedrich-Böttgerstr. 19
Rödermark 63322
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