C.Scope celebrates 40 years

C.Scope started as a small project. After all, this has always been the case, at least in countries where there has been no privatization and rapid division of property. From the beginning, the company has focused on the highest possible quality of workmanship and also the durability for which C.Scope is renowned. The unreservedly solid behaviour of the manufacturer is certainly worth mentioning. We ourselves have been working with C.Scope for almost ten years now and have not experienced a single excess in the entire period of cooperation. The company does not only focus on the production of quality metal detectors, but also produces a comprehensive range of utility locators. This year, it started producing magnetometers and its offer basically covers the entire market.

What's new?

A new outdoor metal detector is now available CS2MXwhich builds on the original CS3MX metal detector and uses a range of "I" series technologies. The detector has also undergone a transformation CS3MXiwhich will be sold next year with a 2D probe under the CS3MXi Pro brand. A new 6" (15 cm) diameter 2D probe has been launched for the "I" series detectors, which is used to search forfor searching in inaccessible terrain and also for detecting the smallest low conductivity targets. C.Scope CS6MXi will be sold with a new universal rod from the New Year.

New C.Scope CS2MX

CS6MXI with new guide rod - model for 2016

As mentioned in the introduction, C.Scope started producing magnetometers this year. The first device is labeled M-Scan. C.Scope has been at the absolute top of the world in the development of this magnetometer, after all, the M-Scan is capable of identifying ferromagnetic objects up to a depth of 5 meters! Not to mention the unique ability to detect el. conductors.

Year 2016

We don't know exactly what all C.Scope has in store for next year, so the only information we have is that the successor to the legendary New Force R1 is coming at the end of the year. The development of this detector has been going on for more than 3 years and so we are convinced that the detector will be really worth it. But the whole project is in such a state of secrecy that we don't have more details.