Images captured during Track Inspections do more than just illustrate—they help tell the full story of undercarriage wear. Every inspection aims to uncover how Track Parts are performing over time, and images are a vital tool in revealing that narrative.
Photos of the Track Parts serve as a visual check, reinforcing the measured wear percentages. Interpreters use these images to verify that the reported wear aligns with what’s physically visible—ensuring accuracy and boosting trust in the data being reported.
In many cases, images show the measuring Tools being used on the Track Part, offering further validation of correct technique and consistency across inspections.
Comparing images from past inspections creates a visual timeline of component degradation. This photographic history makes it easier to spot changes, trends, and signs of concern.
Most importantly, images are a powerful tool in identifying signs of accelerated wear. Surface scarring, localized damage, overheating, and even oil leaks can often be seen before they become critical issues—providing an early warning system that numbers alone can’t always deliver.
In short, images don’t just support the inspection—they complete the story.