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News Release from: Schmitt Europe | Subject: Vib Test low-cost, hand-held vibration monitor
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 20 June 2003
Condition monitoring unit checks
vibration
A low-cost, hand-held unit for monitoring industrial equipment vibration levels supports vibration management procedures to ISO 2372 standards.
Vib Test, a low-cost, hand-held unit for monitoring industrial equipment vibration levels, has been added to the range of gauging and measuring systems offered by Coventry-based Schmitt Europe The new, pocket-sized instrument is an ideal entry-level system to support vibration management procedures to ISO 2372 standards
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 16 Jul 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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It is a battery-powered unit, enabling simple and cost-effective checking of rotating equipment for unbalance, misalignment, bearing faults or excessive mechanical wear.
Even inexperienced users can achieve fast and accurate results and the Vib Test's switchable digital LCD display provides clear readings of acceleration (g) or velocity (mm/sec).
A built-in self test function and low battery warning indicator are also included as standard.
The unit is priced at GBP 490 + VAT and is supplied by Schmitt ready for use with a hand-held sensor probe and interconnecting cable.
Multi-point condition monitoring applications are accommodated simply by removing the probe assembly from the sensor units; which can then be mounted - either magnetically or by mechanical fasteners - on the equipment to be checked.
Fast and accurate readings are taken merely by plugging the meter into each sensor in turn or by use of a switch-box. Request a free brochure from Schmitt Europe ...
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