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.
Quick answer: Verisight Ultra is particularly strong on HD video, wireless reporting and WinCan Web connectivity. Rausch starts smaller with mC50 from 40 mm, pushes further with mC80 at 130 m, 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 | DN50–DN300 | mC50 starts from 40 mm; mC80 from 70 mm; mC360 family from around 70/80 mm depending on configuration |
| Push length | 60 m or 100 m Verisight Ultra coilers | mC50/Duo: up to 60 m; mC80: 130 m; mC360: 60 m |
| Camera options | AC40 HD axial and PTP50 HD pan-and-tilt compatible | 29 / 55 mm axial cameras across mC50/mC80; 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 |
Where Rausch has the advantage
- Starts smaller: mC50 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 should you choose?
If WinCan Web connectivity and iPEK's wireless reporting workflow are central, Verisight Ultra is strong. If you want smaller starting diameters, a 130 m push option and a wider dedicated Rausch push-camera family, Rausch is the stronger fit.
Sources: iPEK Verisight Ultra and Rausch International manufacturer information, checked August 2026. iPEK currently also lists AGILIOS configurations; this page compares the currently promoted Verisight Ultra platform. Exact capability depends on configuration.