Gradient Lens Corporation Acquires FRS Omega, Inc. Introduces new product offerings in flexible fiberoptic and video borescope visual inspection
Rochester, N.Y., June 18, 2009–Gradient Lens Corporation, of Rochester, N.Y., has acquired FRS-Omega, Incorporated, of Phelan California.
“The addition of FRS Omega’s exceptional line of flexible fiberoptic and video borescopes will allow us to provide the most comprehensive offerings of rigid and flexible borescopes that are made, sold, and serviced in the United States” said Gradient Lens Corporation president and chief scientist, Dr. Douglas Kindred. “We think combining these complimentary product offerings makes our new company the best value in the industry.”
According to Gradient lens, in addition to Gradient’s Lens patented Hawkeye Pro Rigid Precision Borescopes, the addition of FRS Omega’s product lines allows the company to also offer:
1) New Video Borescopes – The new line of Hawkeye Pro Video Borescopes offers handheld, portable video capability, 2- and 4-way articulation, built in image capture, diameters of 4 and 6 mm, and lengths up to 6-meters, all at a fraction of the cost of comparable videoscopes.
2) New Hawkeye Pro Flexible scopes – "We’ve expanded our popular line of Hawkeye Pro Flexible borescopes to include 3 mm and 4 mm diameters, all with the same great 18,000-pixel image quality, starting at only $5295."
3) Lower Prices on Hawkeye Blue Flexible scopes – "We are now offering the same great quality Hawkeye Blue flexible scopes at $1500 - $3000 lower than our previous prices!"
4) Flexible Borescope Repair – "Gradient Lens Corporation now repairs flexible borescopes from almost any manufacturer, with fast turnaround, high quality and lower prices."
Kindred added, “As our company and product offerings grow, our basic core business principals will always remain constant: high quality products, superb value, and fast delivery.”
Gradient Lens Corporation (GLC) has manufactured, and sold, Hawkeye Precision Borescopes for over 12 years. www.gradientlens.com
Gradient Lens Corporation Acquires FRS Omega, Inc.
