Optical Imager Tool
High-Definition Borehole Imaging
The Optical Imager Tool is a precision instrument designed to capture high-definition optical images of borehole walls.
Using a finely machined prism and CCD camera assembly, the tool delivers images in a range of horizontal and vertical resolutions, digitised for real-time transmission to the surface.
The resulting image is orientated to North and displayed as an unwrapped image log, enabling detailed structural interpretation.
For optimal performance, the tool should be operated above the water table or in clean, clear fluid.
Features and Benefits
Specifications
- Dimensions: 1630mm (length) x 40mm (diameter)
- Weight: 7kg
- Tilt Range: 0°–90°
- Azimuth Range: 0°–360°
- Vertical Resolution: User-defined, up to 0.1mm
- Horizontal Resolution: User-defined, up to 1800 pixels/360°
- Colour Resolution: 24-bit RGB max.
- Maximum Temperature: 70°C
- Maximum Pressure: 20MPa
Logging Conditions
- Logging Speed: 0.5–6m/min
- Centralised operation required
Borehole Compatibility
- Diameter Range: 75–500mm
- Environment: Dry or clear water-filled boreholes
- Lining: Suitable for unlined boreholes
The Optical Imager Tool provides unparalleled clarity and detail for borehole imaging, making it ideal for structural analysis and geological interpretation. Its advanced design ensures precise and reliable results in diverse borehole conditions.



