Fluke 3542635 810 Vibration meter

Fluke 3542635 810 Vibration meter

Features

• Fluke 810 Vibration Meter
• Control unplanned downtime, prevent recurring problems, prioritize repairs and manage your assets with a completely new approach to vibration measurement
• The new Fluke 810 Vibration Meter is the most advanced troubleshooting tool for mechanical maintenance teams who need answers now
• The unique diagnostic technology helps you quickly identify and prioritize mechanical problems, giving you the expertise of a vibration analyst
• You are proud of your company, your team and your work
• You know what it takes to keep everything running, but sometimes there just isn''t enough time or resources to keep up with the work, let alone be proactive about mechanical maintenance
• The Fluke 810 Vibration Meter always keeps you one step ahead, with a simple step-by-step process for reporting machine malfunctions the first time measurements are taken (without a measurement history)
• The combination of diagnosis, fault levels and repair recommendations helps you make maintenance decisions and address critical problems first
• Internal identification and localisation of the most common mechanical defects (bearings, misalignment, imbalance, loose seating), matching maintenance efforts to the cause, reduction of unplanned downtime
• A four-level severity scale helps you prioritize maintenance activities
• Repair recommendations advise mechanics of corrective actions
• Internal context-sensitive help provides new users with real-time tips and guidance
• Expandable 2 GB internal memory provides ample space for your machine data
• The self-test function ensures optimum performance and more time available for work
• The laser speedometer for precise measurement of machine speed promotes reliable diagnostics
• The triaxial accelerometer reduces the measurement time by 2/3 compared to uniaxial accelerometers
• Viewer PC software enhances data storage and tracking capabilities
• Applications of the Fluke 810 Vibration Meter:
• Detecting problems in machinery and determining their cause Before and after scheduled maintenance examine machines or equipment and confirm repairs carried out
• Commissioning of new machinery or equipment and verification of their proper installation Quantifiable evidence of the condition of machinery or equipment and guidance on investments in repairs or replacements
• Planning and prioritising repairs and carrying out work more efficiently
• Responding to machine or equipment breakdowns before they occur and effectively managing spare parts inventories
• Train new or less experienced mechanics and build confidence and skills across the team