Process Control Instruments
Process measuring instruments are handheld devices that measure operating quantities such as the rotational speed of machines on a production line on site. Maintenance and commissioning teams use them to measure the actual speed of rotating equipment such as motors, fans, pumps and conveyors and to compare it with the nameplate or setting value. The group's current products are tachometers that measure rotational speed: Unit's optical non-contact, mini optical and models that can measure with and without contact are listed in the Tachometer Instruments subcategory. Choose the device according to the quantity to be measured, whether the rotating part can be touched, the expected speed range and the need for recording. Where the rotating part cannot be touched, optical measurement with reflective tape can be used, and where the shaft end is accessible, contact measurement can be used.
Products
- Unit UT372D 2-in-1 Contact and Non-Contact Tachometer — Unit · SKU: UT372D · TRY 4,842.26 · In stock
- Unit UT372 Optical Non-Contact Tachometer — Unit · SKU: UT372 · TRY 3,882.94 · In stock
- Unit UT373 Mini Optical Tachometer — Unit · SKU: UT373 · TRY 1,096.36 · In stock
How to choose Process Control Instruments
Process measuring instruments are handheld devices that measure operating quantities such as the rotational speed of machines on a production line on site. Maintenance and commissioning teams use them to measure the actual speed of rotating equipment such as motors, fans, pumps and conveyors and to compare it with the nameplate or setting value.
- Identify the measurement or fastening task and the required insulation safety rating.
- Select jaw profile, cross-section range and accessories for the conductor or fastener standard.
- Check CAT voltage category and replacement tip or die availability for field conditions.
Frequently asked questions
What is Process Control Instruments and where is it used?
Process measuring instruments are handheld devices that measure operating quantities such as the rotational speed of machines on a production line on site. Maintenance and commissioning teams use them to measure the actual speed of rotating equipment such as motors, fans, pumps and conveyors and to compare it with the nameplate or setting value.
What should I compare when choosing Process Control Instruments?
Maintenance and commissioning teams use them to measure the actual speed of rotating equipment such as motors, fans, pumps and conveyors and to compare it with the nameplate or setting value.
Which product groups are available under Process Control Instruments?
The current subcategories include Tachometer Instruments. Open a subcategory to compare its products and technical details.
Process Control Instruments Selection Guide: Technical Criteria and Engineering Practice