Rausch UK equipment comparisons

iPEK Verisight Ultra vs Rausch mC | Push Camera Comparison

Manufacturer-source checked technical comparison • specifications rechecked October 2026

iPEK Verisight Ultra vs Rausch mC: the simple push-camera comparison.

For Rausch, compare Verisight Ultra with mC50/Duo, mC80 and mC360 depending on the job.

Rausch mC360 pan and tilt pipe camera system
Rausch mC360 — dedicated pan-and-tilt push-camera inspection.
Quick answer: Verisight Ultra publishes HD camera options, wireless reporting and WinCan Web connectivity. Rausch mC starts smaller with mC50 Duo from 40 mm, extends to a published 130 m push cable with mC80 and offers dedicated mC360 pan-and-tilt systems.

iPEK Verisight Ultra vs Rausch mC: side by side

Feature iPEK Verisight Ultra Rausch mC range
Published pipe range iPEK’s current product page states DN50–DN200, while its current Verisight Ultra brochure states DN50–DN300 overall; exact range depends on camera and configuration mC50 Duo starts from 40 mm; mC80 from 70 mm; for mC360, confirm the minimum pipe diameter for the selected configuration
Push length 60 m or 100 m Verisight Ultra coilers mC50: 60 m; mC50 Duo: 20 m + 60 m; mC80: 130 m; mC360: 60 m
Camera options AC40 HD axial and PTP50 HD pan-and-tilt camera options are published for Verisight Ultra mC50: 55 mm axial; mC50 Duo: 29 / 55 mm axial; mC80: 55 mm axial; SK50 pan-and-tilt on mC360
Reporting / connectivity Wi-Fi, VisionReportApp and WinCan Web connectivity Rausch recording/data workflow varies by selected display and system
Pan-and-tilt PTP50 HD option Dedicated mC360 Compact (40 m) and mC360 (60 m) systems

What matters in practice

For push-camera work, the useful questions are usually minimum access and bends, the push distance you can use in practice, how often pan-and-tilt is needed and what inspection files or reports the customer expects. Those points matter more than the longest feature list.

Where Rausch fits best

  • Starts smaller: mC50 Duo is published from 40 mm.
  • Longer push option: mC80 reaches 130 m versus Verisight Ultra's published 100 m maximum coiler.
  • Dedicated pan-and-tilt choice: mC360 Compact and mC360 let you choose the format around the job.
  • Broad Rausch push family: the same supplier covers minCord, axial mC, pan-and-tilt mC360 and Omicron Push & Drive.

Which system suits which work?

If WinCan Web connectivity and wireless field reporting are essential to your workflow, compare Verisight Ultra on that basis. If you need a smaller 40 mm entry route, a dedicated 130 m system and a wider Rausch family spanning axial, pan-and-tilt and Push & Drive inspection, Rausch is the clearer fit.

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Sources: iPEK Verisight Ultra and Rausch International manufacturer information, rechecked October 2026. iPEK also markets AGILIOS HD alongside Verisight Ultra; this page compares the Verisight Ultra platform. Exact capability depends on configuration.