Milwaukee Tool launches M12 Auto Shop Borescope

Milwaukee Tool has launched its new M12 Auto Shop Borescope, featuring Wi-Fi file sharing capability. The company states that this device—designed to capture images in hard-to-reach areas—helps streamline inspections and repair approvals by speeding up the workflow.

Its built-in Wi-Fi sharing system allows technicians to view, share, and communicate their findings quickly. They can send high-definition photos and videos directly from the device via the shop’s Wi-Fi network. The borescope is equipped with a 5 mm camera, small enough to inspect injector ports, glow plug openings, and other tight areas.

(Photo: Milwaukee Tool)

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