Vibration Testers
Ensure excessive vibration isn't taking place within essential machinery and stop problems before they start with our range of vibration testers and vibration monitoring/testing instruments from Fluke and others.
Find out more about Vibration Testers below.
- Fluke 835 Laser Unit
- Fluke 835 Reflector Unit
- Carrying Case
- Pen-shaped meter for comprehensive vibration analysis
- Suitable for use with a wide variety of machinery
- On-board memory storage with export to PC
- Makes vibration testing a simple process
- Increased accuracy thanks to Crest Factor + algorithm
- Range of advanced features
- Fluke 805 FC Vibration Meter
- Fluke 805ES External Vibration Sensor
- Fluke Connect Mobile App
- Vibration Meter
- External Vibration Sensor
- Fast, easy, and precise
- Rugged build
- Cloud connection
- Test appliances for dangerous errors
- Three step evaluation - enter information, fit into machine's routine and then diagnostic of the problem
- Stop faults before they become a danger/inconvenience
About Vibration Testers
Vibration testing is an important part of evaluating the robustness of common machinery. By simulating the effect of common vibration (sometimes taken to extreme levels) upon a piece of machinery, it is easy to see whether the machine can survive the levels of vibration that will more than likely be regularly applied to it.
Many common machines vibrate by their very nature. Car engines, washing machines, and common industrial machinery all vibrate to some extent, which can lead to errors and faulty parts if the machine isn't robust enough to withstand the effects of vibration. That's why it's extremely important to perform vibration testing on products before shipping them out for commercial use, as performing the test simulates the effects of constant vibration over time, allowing necessary repairs to be made when they're needed; that is, before shipping out for commercial purchase.
Vibration testing can also be used in smaller doses to complete diagnostic reports on machinery, allowing you to see which internal component is the cause of an error.
