The TPI 9071 provides an affordable, smart vibration solution. The 9071 unit comes complete with BNC cabled accelerometer and magnet, allowing for more flexibility in hard to reach areas, as well as more accurate readings with better repeatability when trending over time.
Simple vibration and bearing analysis for everyone
Designed to be easy to use, the TPI 9071 has only 4 buttons, combined with a clear interface which displays mm/s, BDU (Bearing Damage Units) and g simultaneously. A simple red, amber, green traffic light systems indicates severity for ISO and BDU measurements.
ISO values
GREEN - New machine condition
AMBER – Unlimited long term operation allowable
RED – Vibration causes damage
BDU
GREEN – Below 50
AMBER – Between 50 – 100 (warn bearing)
RED – Above 100 (bad bearing)
The TPI 9071 automatically performs vibration analysis functions based on machine running speed, to help diagnose faults such as unbalance, misalignment and looseness.
TPI 9071 key features
Built-in ISO Alarms
Find machine faults before they stop your machine
Increase productivity and lower maintenance costs
Full Color LED Display
Collect data
Standard Cable mounted accelerometer with magnet
ISO built-in Alarms
Easily identify bearing problems with BDU Reading
Easily identify problems with built-in band filters
Enhanced frequencies
2/10Hz to 1kHz covers the ISO frequency for Misalignment, Looseness and Imbalance issues
1kHz to 10kHz covers the Bearing Condition
Always in the know
Analyse, interpret and save with ease. The 9071 has built in storage (10 memory blocks with up to 20 readings per block) so data can be recorded over time. The units also features an 800 line spectrum with zoom in order to pinpoint complex issues.
Built to last
The TPI 9071 is IP67 rated against dust and moisture ingress, making it ideal for use in tough work environments. It also comes with a 3 year warranty for added peace of mind.
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