MTech is your trusted regional CUES sewer inspection camera and transporter dealer serving Ohio, Michigan, Western Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Kentucky. We provide municipalities and contractors with industry-leading sewer inspection cameras, camera transporters, and complete mainline inspection solutions designed for accuracy, durability, and efficiency. Our lineup includes advanced HD PTZ sewer cameras like the CUES OZ4-HD, compact mainline camera heads such as the Ultra Shorty® 21, and rugged, field-proven sewer camera transporters like the WTRIII.
All CUES sewer cameras and transporters integrate seamlessly with GraniteNet™ inspection software, enabling PACP-compliant reporting, efficient data management, and streamlined asset tracking. Whether you’re looking to purchase, rent, schedule a live demo, or arrange operator training, MTech delivers local expertise and 24/7 support to keep your sewer inspection operations running at full speed.
All CUES sewer cameras and transporters integrate seamlessly with GraniteNet™ inspection software, enabling PACP-compliant reporting, efficient data management, and streamlined asset tracking. Whether you’re looking to purchase, rent, schedule a live demo, or arrange operator training, MTech delivers local expertise and 24/7 support to keep your sewer inspection operations running at full speed.
MTech Advantage: Local Demos, Training, Rentals, and 24/7 Support
MTech provides hands-on demonstrations, operator training, and access to rental equipment across our service territory. Our factory-trained service technicians support CUES sewer inspection systems with preventive maintenance, repairs, and parts availability to keep equipment operating reliably.
With local expertise and 24/7 support, MTech helps customers select, deploy, and maintain the right CUES inspection solutions for long-term success.
Our Selection of CUES Sewer Cameras
CUES manufactures several models of portable sewer inspection cameras, including:
OZ4-HD High-Definition Pan and Tilt Mainline Camera
The OZ4-HD Mainline Inspection Camera from CUES is a cutting-edge tool designed for detailed and reliable sewer and pipeline inspections. One of the standout features of this camera is its high-definition video capability, which provides crystal-clear images that allow for precise assessment of pipeline conditions. This clarity is critical for identifying even the smallest defects, such as cracks, leaks, and blockages, which might otherwise go unnoticed with lower-resolution cameras. The OZ4-HD is equipped with powerful illumination options, ensuring that the camera captures detailed footage even in the darkest and most challenging environments.
The DUC is a high-resolution, side-scanning digital CCTV camera designed for fast and detailed condition assessment of your wastewater system. When used with the GraniteNet decision support software, you can inspect and assess up to 5,000 feet or more per day. The system performs a continuous hemispherical scan of the internal pipe conditions in 6″ to 60” pipe at a consistent speed without the need to pan or tilt. Coding back in the office means more productivity for your crews in the field and more footage.
Both cameras are designed for imaging in pipes ranging from 6 inches to 96 inches with automatic and remote function capabilities, as well as built-in LED lighting for high-quality images in varying pipe conditions.
This series of multi-conductor wheeled transporters includes the Compact Pipe Ranger (CPR) and Steerable Pipe Ranger II. The CPR is a durable and lightweight steerable CCTV camera transporter used to inspect storm and sanitary sewers ranging from 6-inch relined pipes through 48-inch diameter pipes. It is designed to travel long distances in tough pipe conditions with full-proportional steering.
The Steerable Pipe Ranger II is specifically designed to traverse mud, silt and other debris commonly found in storm and sanitary sewers. It operates as much as 2,000’ of single-conductor or multi-conductor cable to inspect 7” relined pipe through 72” diameter pipe.
This camera transporter is designed with the required power, weight, all-wheel drive and high clearance for pipelines ranging from 24 to 200 inches. It operates with 2,000 feet of single or multi-conductor cable and combines pneumatic tires and high ground clearance. As a result, it has the camera stability and traction required to operate under the toughest pipeline conditions, including sand, high flow, deep mud and large amounts of debris.
The Ultra Shorty series includes the Ultra Shorty III and Ultra Shorty 21. Both are variable-weight tracked transporters that can inspect lines with protruding laterals and major offsets.
The WTR III is a 2-in-1 unit that can easily traverse varying pipe conditions with its wheeled or tracked options. It can inspect 6” relined through 30” pipe, and the camera connects directly with the transporter for protective carriage assembly.
Compact camera heads such as the CUES Ultra Shorty 21 are well-suited for small-diameter mainline inspections where maneuverability is critical.
PTZ cameras allow operators to pan, tilt, and zoom to closely evaluate pipe conditions, joints, and defects, improving inspection accuracy and documentation.
Many CUES camera heads are designed to be compatible with multiple wheeled or tracked transporters, providing flexibility across inspection fleets.
Yes. MTech offers equipment rentals, live demonstrations, and comprehensive operator training throughout our service area.
Why Choose CUES Sewer Inspection Cameras?
CUES is the largest sewer inspection camera manufacturer in the United States, trusted by municipalities and contractors nationwide for reliable inspection technology and long-term support. As the largest CUES dealer in the world, MTech provides unmatched access to CUES sewer inspection cameras, transporters, parts, service expertise, and operator training across Ohio, Michigan, Western Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Kentucky.
CUES offers a comprehensive lineup of sewer inspection cameras and transporters designed to support mainline and lateral inspections across a wide range of pipe sizes and conditions. Built for demanding municipal and sewer applications, CUES systems deliver accurate inspections, dependable performance, and long-term value in the field.
The advantages of choosing CUES include:
High-Definition Imaging and Illumination
CUES sewer inspection cameras are engineered to deliver clear, reliable imagery for accurate condition assessment. Advanced optics and high-resolution analog camera systems provide detailed visuals inside the pipe, with illumination designed to perform in low-light and challenging inspection environments. When paired with CUES digital recording systems and GraniteNet software, inspections are captured consistently for review, reporting, and long-term asset documentation.
Powerful LED lighting systems provide uniform illumination in large diameter pipes, ensuring defects, joints, and structural conditions remain visible throughout the inspection. Whether inspecting mainline sewers or laterals, CUES cameras deliver the image quality inspectors rely on for confident evaluations.
Rugged, Field-Proven Durability
CUES sewer inspection cameras and transporters are built for long-term performance in demanding environments. All CUES camera systems use sapphire glass lenses to resist scratching and impact, and sealed, waterproof housings that protect internal components from water, debris, and harsh conditions encountered during sewer inspections.
Beyond durability, CUES systems are engineered with serviceability and repairability in mind. Many municipalities and contractors continue to operate CUES inspection equipment that has been in service for more than 20 years. Components are designed to be repaired rather than replaced, helping extend equipment life, reduce total cost of ownership, and protect long-term investment.
Productivity and Compatibility
CUES inspection systems are designed to support efficient, repeatable inspections across diverse fleets. Quick-connect components allow operators to change camera heads or transporters efficiently, while elevator options help keep mainline cameras centered for optimal viewing and consistent data collection.
All CUES cameras and transporters integrate seamlessly with GraniteNet software for PACP-compliant data capture and reporting. Many system components can be used across existing CUES fleets, allowing municipalities and contractors to standardize equipment, maximize uptime, and streamline inspection operations.
How to Choose the Right Camera and Transporter
Selecting the right CUES sewer inspection camera and transporter is essential for conducting efficient, accurate, and repeatable inspections. Pipe size, inspection goals, and field conditions all play a role in matching the right CUES solution to your application. The following considerations can help guide your selection.
Choosing the correct sewer inspection camera begins with pipe diameter and material. For smaller diameter mains, typically 6 to 12 inches, compact camera heads such as the CUES Ultra Shorty 21 provide excellent maneuverability and reliable image quality. Larger diameter pipes often require PTZ sewer inspection cameras with enhanced zoom, articulation, and lighting to capture detailed condition data.
Pipe material, relined segments, bends, offsets, and joint conditions should also be considered when selecting both the camera head and transporter configuration to ensure consistent performance throughout the inspection.
Proper illumination is critical for accurate sewer inspections. CUES camera systems utilize powerful LED lighting designed to perform in dark, wet, and debris-filled environments. High-resolution analog camera technology delivers clear imagery inside the pipe, supporting accurate condition assessment and documentation when paired with digital recording systems.
Consistent image quality helps reduce the need for repeat inspections and improves defect identification, contributing to more efficient workflows and better long-term asset records.
Transporter selection plays a key role in inspection reliability. Wheeled sewer camera transporters are well-suited for smooth, clean pipes, while tracked transporters provide improved traction in silt, debris, and uneven pipe conditions. For larger diameter mains, elevator options help keep the camera centered in the pipe, improving visibility, measurement accuracy, and inspection consistency.
Inspection requirements often determine whether a PTZ camera or a fixed head camera is the best fit. PTZ sewer camera crawlers allow operators to pan, tilt, and zoom to evaluate defects and pipe features in greater detail, with measurement capabilities available on select systems. Fixed head cameras are often preferred for rapid surveys and condition screening.
Additional sensors, such as inclinometers, can be incorporated to support PACP-compliant reporting and enhanced asset management when required by the inspection program.
CUES sewer inspection cameras and transporters are widely used by municipalities for wastewater and stormwater system inspections, by contractors and engineering firms for project documentation, and by industrial facilities and transportation agencies for preventive maintenance programs. When paired with lateral launch systems, these solutions also support cross bore verification and comprehensive pipeline assessments.
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MTech is a dedicated CUES dealer in Ohio, Michigan, Western PA, Indiana, and Kentucky.
As the largest CUES dealer in the world, MTech combines unmatched product access with local expertise and responsive support across Ohio, Michigan, Western Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Kentucky.
Industry expertise: MTech has supported the sewer and pipeline industry since 1975. With decades of hands-on experience, our team understands the real-world challenges of sewer inspections, asset management, and compliance-driven reporting. This experience allows us to recommend equipment configurations that fit both current needs and long-term inspection programs.
Premium Products from Trusted Manufacturers: We represent premium sewer inspection equipment from industry-leading manufacturers. CUES sewer inspection cameras and transporters are trusted nationwide for durability, serviceability, and long-term performance, making them a cornerstone of our inspection solutions.
Service Focused Support and 24/7 Availability: MTech is built around service. Our customers have access to factory-trained technicians, fast parts availability, loaner equipment, and preventive maintenance support to minimize downtime. With 24/7 support, our team is always available to help keep inspection operations moving when it matters most.
Schedule a Demo for CUES Mainline Inspection Cameras and Transporters Today
MTech is a trusted sewer inspection equipment dealer with a proven track record of supporting municipalities, contractors, and utilities throughout every stage of ownership. From initial equipment selection to long-term service and support, our team is committed to helping customers get the most value from their CUES sewer inspection cameras and transporters.
At MTech, we carry numerous cameras and transporters from CUES. They come in multiple sizes, making them reliable for pipelines large and small. Each camera and transporter is outfitted with the latest technology to ensure it runs well and does the job at hand as intended. All CUES products are built for work in even the most demanding conditions in sewer lines. Contact MTech online today to get the cameras and transporters you need.
MTech supports customers from our full-service locations in Cleveland, Ohio, Cincinnati, Ohio, and Livonia, Michigan, backed by a team of traveling service technicians who provide on-site support and truck service throughout Ohio, Michigan, Western Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Kentucky. Our approach to service is simple. We come to you, minimizing downtime and keeping your inspection operations moving.
Contact MTech to learn more about CUES sewer inspection cameras and transporters. Request a quote, schedule a live demonstration, or speak directly with our team by calling 1-800-362-0240.
