Aries Mainline Sewer Inspection Systems

Mainline crawlers, transporters, and lateral inspection systems built for municipal and contractor-scale sewer work.

Aries mainline inspection systems are built for municipalities, contractors, and engineering teams running full-scale sewer inspection programs. The lineup spans HD mainline crawlers, lateral inspection tractors, and robotic cutting systems, with PACP-compliant reporting built in, so your data holds up for NASSCO coding, audits, and infrastructure planning.

As an equipment dealer, our job is to match you to the right system, not the most expensive one. We work with municipalities, contractors, and engineering teams every day, and every Aries purchase comes with free on-site training, nationwide factory-authorized repair, and loaner equipment to keep you working while yours is serviced.

Aries pipeline inspection crawler with articulating camera positioned on a manhole cover.
Aries Industries control console with monitor and keyboard, used to operate a mainline inspection crawler.

Which Aries system is right for your work?

Tell us how you work and we will point you to the right system:

Inspecting mainlines and launching into laterals from one deployment  →  LETS Sidewinder™

Steerable tractor work in relined 6″ or larger mainlines  →  Pathfinder Series

Full HD mainline inspection with long-reach cable  →  Voyager™ HD Mainline Inspection System

Cutting roots, tap intrusions, or pre-lining prep work  →  Wolverine® 2.0 Robotic Cutting System

Quick-setup lateral inspection alongside mainline work  →  LETS 6.0

Coding defects to PACP, LACP, or MACP standards  →  Any Aries system with PACP-compliant reporting

Equipping a full-time inspection crew with a vehicle  →  Sewer Inspection Trucks, Vans & Trailers

Explore our Aries Lineup

MainLine Inspection Equipment

Aries LETS Sidewinder lateral inspection system crawler positioned on a manhole cover.

LETS Sidewinder™ Lateral Inspection System

The Aries LETS Sidewinder Lateral Inspection System is a versatile and powerful robotic sewer inspection solution designed to inspect mainlines up to 1,200 feet and laterals up to 200 feet from a single deployment.

Aries Pathfinder Series self-propelled tractor crawler positioned for inspecting large relined mainlines.

Pathfinder Series

Inspect 6″ relined or larger mainlines quickly and accurately with a steerable, self-propelled tractor from our Pathfinder Series. Our range of models, Large Line Kits, and wheel sizes ensure you get the right tractor for any combination of distance, condition, and pipe size.

Aries Voyager HD Mainline Inspection System crawler positioned on a manhole cover.

Voyager™ HD Mainline Inspection System

The Voyager HD Mainline Inspection System is a high-definition video system for inspecting mainlines relined 6″ or larger. The complete system includes a powerful transporter, a full HD 1080p WiperCam camera, and 1200’ cable reel — controlled by CANbus technology for instant crawler and camera response.

Sewer Inspection Vehicles

Utility Inspection Vehicles are custom designed to meet your specific inspection and rehabilitation equipment needs. We offer high cube trucks, vans, trailers—each featuring a state-of-the art control room and work space designed to provide comfort, safety and high productivity.

Aries Industries, Inc. branded banner featuring a robotic pipeline inspection crawler.
Aries Wolverine 2.0 Self-Propelled Robotic Electric Cutting System crawler used for pipeline maintenance.

Wolverine® 2.0 Self-Propelled Robotic Electric Cutting System

Cut through challenging material rapidly and accurately with our Wolverine® 2.0 Self-Propelled Robotic Electric Cutting System. Its advanced controls and cutting power allow you to complete lateral reinstatements or pre-lining prep work in 6″-18″ diameter pipes.

Aries LETS 6.0 lateral inspection crawler being lowered into a manhole opening.

LETS 6.0

The LETS 6.0 lateral inspection system is versatile and powerful, setting up quickly to navigate a range of pipe contours in mainlines 6″ or larger. The tractor is equipped with a camera to observe mainline conditions and monitor the lateral camera launch.

Built for the Job

Pipe Diameter Range

Aries mainline crawlers cover a wide range of pipe diameters, from small municipal laterals to large interceptors. Systems like the Pathfinder Series, Badger Series, and Voyager HD Transporter work in pipes from 6 inches up to more than 120 inches, with adjustable wheel sets and a modular platform for changing field conditions.

Waterproofing and Corrosion Resistance

Aries mainline and lateral systems meet IP68 waterproofing standards and use internal nitrogen pressurization to keep water out. Anodized aluminum, stainless steel components, and sealed electronics resist corrosion, H2S gas, and the abrasive debris common in sanitary and stormwater pipelines.

Vehicle-Mounted and Portable Configurations

Aries systems come in truck-mounted, trailer-based, and portable configurations. Vans, trailers, and box trucks can be fitted with climate-controlled interiors and generator or inverter power. Portable systems run 6 to 8 hours on battery, with hot-swappable packs available for longer days

HD Imaging and Camera Control

The WiperCam HD and other Aries camera heads offer 1080p resolution, optical zoom, and motorized 360° pan and 270° tilt, so crews can inspect cracks, infiltration, offset joints, and other structural defects clearly. Self-cleaning lenses, high-output LEDs, and field-replaceable wipers keep the picture clear in wet or debris-heavy pipe.

Data Capture and PACP-Compliant Reporting

Aries systems are PACP-compatible, so engineers and inspectors can code defects to NASSCO standards. Onboard modules record real-time video, HD still images, voice notes, and metadata, with export options over USB, SD card, or wireless transfer.

Built to Last

Cable Management

Motorized reels carry up to 1,200 feet of inspection cable for remote or deep infrastructure. Brake drag control, footage counters, and ergonomic crane arms protect the cable and speed up deployment.

Deployment and Mobility

Drive Systems

The Pathfinder and other crawler units use 4WD or 6WD drivetrains to hold traction across offsets, grade changes, and silt-heavy lines, with quick-change wheel assemblies for fast adjustments in the field.

Close-up of an Aries pipeline inspection crawler's illuminated camera head on pavement.

Our Services

Every Aries purchase from Locator Guys includes free on-site training with your crew, nationwide factory-authorized repair, and loaner equipment while yours is serviced. Systems are backed by a manufacturer warranty covering mechanical, electrical, and imaging components. We service what we sell.

Two technicians loading pipeline inspection equipment into a "Special Ops Unit" service van.

Our Partnership with Aries Industries

C&S Solutions has been in service since 2001, working with manufacturers of underground utility locating, metal detection, and sewer camera equipment. When Aries Industries wanted to strengthen its reach in Ohio and Michigan, C&S Solutions became part of their dealer network.

“We only partner with dealers who are as committed to outstanding customer service as we are,” said Jim Kraschinsky, Vice President of Sales at Aries Industries. “C&S Solutions meets our exacting criteria to provide Aries customers in their regions a great customer experience.”

Aries Industries has manufactured video pipeline inspection and rehabilitation systems since 1985. As an authorized dealer, we carry their full line of mainline and lateral inspection equipment, along with the training and support to back it up.

Why Choose Aries from Locator Guys

  • Made in the USA and engineered for real-world conditions

  • Compatible with PACP, LACP, and MACP coding and compliance

  • Backed by reliable nationwide service and warranty support

  • Built for modular growth and long-term asset value

  • Supported by Locator Guys with expert training and repair services

  • Trusted by municipalities, engineers, and contractors across the USA

How to choose

The right Aries system depends on the pipe you inspect and the reports you need to produce, not on brand or price alone. Five things to weigh:

  1. Pipe diameter range. Match the crawler and wheel set to the smallest and largest pipes you actually inspect, from 6-inch laterals to 120-inch interceptors.

  2. Reach and cable length. Longer runs call for a bigger reel and a stronger transporter to pull cable that distance.

  3. Camera and imaging needs. Pan-tilt-zoom control, self-cleaning lenses, and HD resolution matter most in pipe with heavy debris or structural defects to document.

  4. Reporting and compliance. If your reports need to meet PACP, LACP, or MACP coding standards, confirm the system captures that data natively.

  5. Deployment and mobility. Truck-mounted, trailer-based, and portable setups each fit a different crew size and job type.

Not sure which Aries system is right for your work?

Talk to a specialist. We will review your applications, walk through the tradeoffs, and recommend the right system, with free on-site training and ongoing support included.