Cage and frame
How well the protective cage absorbs contact, and whether damaged sections can be replaced quickly.
Meet the wall.
Keep flying.
Caged inspection aircraft for tanks, vessels, silos, boilers and large voids. Built to meet surfaces and keep flying.
When the space is big, dark and awkward to reach, a caged drone lets you see all of it from the entry point. The cage takes the knocks, so you can get close to the surfaces that matter.
Best for
Tanks & vesselsSilos & hoppersBoilersChimneys & stacksLarge voids & roof spacesLarge sewers & culverts
Get close. Stay protected.
The cage lets the aircraft make contact with walls, beams and pipework, so you can inspect at close range instead of from a cautious distance.
What to consider
Choosing the right drone.
The questions worth asking before you buy. We’ll talk them through with you against the job you have in mind.
Lighting
Onboard lighting output and control, so dark interiors, dust and reflective surfaces stay manageable.
Camera and imaging
Resolution, zoom and tilt range, and whether you also need thermal or other sensors.
Flight time and batteries
How long each flight lasts and how many batteries a full inspection really needs.
Flying without GPS
There’s no satellite signal indoors. Check how the aircraft holds position and keeps the pilot oriented.
Data and reporting
How footage is stored, reviewed and turned into something you can hand to a client.
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Describe the space, the access point and what you need to see. You’ll get a recommendation and a tailored proposal.