Vibration Measurement
& Analysis Services 

Calibration
of Vibration Meter
and Vibration Sensor

The measurement of vibration on a floor is useful for the following scenarios :-

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i) For certain plants people walking by or pushing a trolley can affect the operation of sensitive instruments such as a high electron microscope. By carrying out a floor vibration measurement the plant owner can identify the best site to place the sensitive instrument. 

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ii) For commercial buildings or offices in a plant the vibration transmitted through floors or walls by a vibration source can cause the more sensitive inhabitants in a room to experience nauseous discomfort throughout the day. Sometimes the operation of a pump can also transmit vibration to a unit in a condominium and cause annoyance and discomfort to the tenant. A floor vibration report will enable to tenant to have the proper data to back up the complaint to seek remedy.

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We offer different measurement using different type of sensors to suit your budget. For customers who require accurate measurement of low frequencies vibration (for VC-Curves or other standards) we have sensors suitable for this task. Alternatively, if accuracy is not important but price is let us know and we can quote an affordable price using alternate sensors

Why do you need to know if your machine is working properly? This is because a faulty machine can affect production quality, disrupt operation and cause catastrophic breakdown that is costly and not just affect your own plant but other plants downstream that are linked to your plant.

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So how do you know if your machinery is in proper working condition? 

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i) If you already have a condition monitoring or predictive maintenance program implemented and running for your critical machines you will be able to tell when the vibration level is increasing.

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ii) But if the particular machine is not being monitored then the other way to check is by carrying out a vibration measurement. You can then compare the data against the vibration data in the baseline report (assuming you had performed a baseline vibration measurement when the machine was commissioned). 

 

iii) If you don't have a baseline report then the other alternative is to compare the reading against an acceptable reference standard such as ISO 10816-3. If the vibration level is indicative of a problem then a vibration analysis will enable you to diagnose the problem without having to open up the entire machine or sending it to a workshop for repair.

An unbalanced machine can be the source of vibration in a machine. 

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Our dynamic insitu balancing can save you time and money by carrying out the balancing onsite rather than having to dismantle it and taking it to the workshop.

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We offer insitu balancing of :-

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• Induced Draft Fan

• Forced Draft Fan 

• Blower

• Cooling Tower

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We offer NIST traceable calibration check for vibration meters and vibration sensors with a 3-5 working days turnaround.

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Send us the brand and model of the vibration meter or vibration sensor that you would like to calibrate. Alternatively, you can check against the list below :-

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a) ICP and IEPE type single axis accelerometers and triaxial accelerometers for various brands such as :-

 

• CTC

• Dytran

• Emerson (CSI)

• FAG

• Hansford

• IMI

• Kistler

• MMF

• Monitran

• PCB

• Pruftechnik

• Rion

• SKF

• Wilcoxon

 

 

)b We can also check calibration settings for vibration switches (mechanical and digital). 

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c) Lastly, we offer calibration check of settings for vibration meters and vibration analysers for brands such as :-

 

• Adash vibration meter (Model Vibrio III,Vibrio M), analyser (Model VA5Pro, VA3Pro, VA4Pro) and signal analyser box (SB)

 

• Advantech Kawatetsu Vibration Meter (Model MK-10L-a)

 

• Balmac vibration meters (Model 211M, 211-SM-100, 200M, 205M, etc)

 

• Bently Nevada vibration meter (Model TK-81, Snapshot)

 

• Bruel & Kjaer (B&K) vibration analysers (Model 2516)

 

• Castle vibration meter (Model GA2002, VEXO)

 

• Commtest vibration analysers (Model vb5, vb6, vb7, vb8)

 

• CSI vibration analysers (Model 2115, 2117, 2120, 2130, etc)

 

• DJB vibration meter (Model VS1)

 

• Extech vibration meters (Model SDL800, VB500, 407860, etc)

 

• FAG vibration detector (Model Acida Detector 2, Detector 3)

 

• Fluke vibration meter (Model Fluke 805) and vibration tester (Model Fluke 810)

 

• Hansford HS-620 and HS-630 vibration meter

 

• KET (Model 201)

 

• Lutron vibration meters (Model VB-8201HA, VB-8203, 8220, VB-8206SD, etc)

 

• Metrix vibration meter (Model 5500, 5550)

 

• MMF vibration meter (Model VM12) and calibrator (Model VC-10, VC-21)

 

• Machinemate Vibrometer (Model MK10)

 

• Monitran vibration monitors (Model VM110) and vibration meter (Model VM220)

 

• Pruftechnick (Model Vibescanner, Vibrotip)

 

• Rion vibration meters (Model VM-54, VM-61, VM-62, VM-63A, VM-80, VM-82, VM-6360, VA-12, etc)

 

• Sendig vibration meter (Model 908, S908, S909Z-6, S909Z-3, S908B, etc)

 

• Showa Sokki vibration meters (Model 1022A, 1332B Digi Vibro, 2304A, etc)

 

• SMART Sensor vibration meter (Model AR63A)

 

• SKF vibration meters (Model Microlog CMVA55, CMVP50, CMVL3600-IS, CMXA 51-IS, CMAS100-SL)

 

• TIME vibration pen and vibration testers (Model TV200, TV220, TV300, TV310, TV320, 7231, etc)

 

• Trig-Tek vibration meter (Model 61R)

 

• VABBIT (Vibration Assisted Brilliant Breakdown Intervention Tool)

 

• VMI Viber X1, Viber X2, Viber X3, Viber X5, X-Viber

 

• VMS vibration meter (Model Viber, Viber-A)

 

• Wilcoxon vibration meters (Model MAC200, MAC800)

 

• Wilson Wolpert vibration meters (Model WVG-110, WVG-120)

 

• Zone vibration meter (Model ZVG-100, ZVG-110, ZVG-120)