Vision² now supports swaged hardline inspection alongside synthetic stringing line, extending the types of lines utilities, contractors and inspection service providers can inspect and document with Scope.
For swaged hardline, teams can measure line length, map inspection findings to the correct location and preserve the inspection record in Scope Control.
Swaged hardline within utility stringing inspection
Vision² supports multiple line types used in utility stringing operations, including synthetic stringing line and swaged hardline.
Capabilities vary by line type. For swaged hardline, Vision² supports three core functions: measuring line length, mapping inspection findings and documenting the inspection.
For a broader look at how Vision² supports synthetic stringing line and swaged hardline, explore the Utility Stringing Inspection page.
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1. Measure swaged hardline length
As swaged hardline passes through Vision², the system measures the length being inspected.
That measured length provides a clear reference for locating findings along the line.
2. Map inspection findings to the line
When a point of interest is identified, it can be recorded and mapped to its location along the line.
This keeps each finding connected to where it was observed, making the inspection record easier to understand and reference later.
3. Document the inspection in Scope Control
Findings and annotations are stored in Scope Control, where teams can generate an inspection certificate documenting the inspection.
This keeps the inspected line, recorded findings and resulting documentation connected in one inspection record.
How different teams can use swaged hardline support
Utilities
Add swaged hardline to existing line-inspection programs while keeping findings tied to the specific line being assessed.
Contractors
Use Vision² to inspect and document more of the stringing lines used across field operations.
Inspection service providers
Expand the types of stringing-line inspections you can offer customers with Vision².
For a broader look at how Vision² supports synthetic stringing line and swaged hardline, explore the Utility Stringing Inspection page.
Inspect swaged hardline with Vision²
Vision² helps teams measure line length, map findings and document swaged hardline inspections in Scope Control.
