Dual Function Digital Tachometer

Features

• Dual Functionality: Provides both contact and non-contact measurement.
• High Accuracy: ±0.025% of indicated reading ±1 LSD.
• Compact and Lightweight: Easy to operate with one hand.
• Rugged Design: Impact-resistant housing for industrial use.
• Large LCD Display: Adjustable for different viewing angles.
• Low Battery Indicator: Alerts when battery replacement is needed.
• NIST Traceable Calibration Certificate: Ensures measurement accuracy.

What is it?

The TC-1726 is a digital tachometer designed to measure the speed of rotating objects and linear motion. It is equipped with both contact and non-contact measurement modes, providing flexibility for various testing scenarios

How is it used?

To use the TC-1726, simply select the desired measurement mode (contact or non-contact). For contact measurements, attach the appropriate tip or wheel to the tachometer and place it against the rotating object. For non-contact measurements, apply reflective tape to the object and aim the tachometer's sensor at the tape. The device will display the measurement on its large LCD screen

What's Included?

• TC-1726 Digital Tachometer
• NIST Traceable Calibration Certificate
• Carrying Case
• Convex Rubber Tip
• Concave Rubber Tip
• 10 cm Surface Speed Wheel
• Contact Adapter Assembly
• Reflective Tape
• User Manual

The BC Biomedical TC-1726 Dual Function Digital Tachometer is a reliable and versatile tool for professionals who require precise speed measurements in various industrial applications. Its dual functionality, high accuracy, and rugged design make it an essential instrument for ensuring quality and efficiency in your operations.

Common Use

1. Production: Monitoring and controlling the speed of machinery and equipment to ensure optimal performance and safety.
2. Engineering: Testing and validating the rotational speed of motors, engines, and other mechanical components during design and development.
3. Inspection: Verifying the speed of rotating parts in quality control processes to ensure they meet specified standards.
4. Quality Control: Ensuring that products and components operate within required speed ranges to maintain consistency and reliability.
5. Maintenance: Diagnosing and troubleshooting issues related to the speed of rotating machinery, helping to prevent breakdowns and extend equipment life

Key industries that commonly utilize this device:

1. Manufacturing: Ensuring machinery operates at optimal speeds for production efficiency and safety.
2. Automotive: Testing and validating the rotational speed of engines and other mechanical components.
3. Aerospace: Measuring the speed of turbines and other rotating parts in aircraft.
4. Medical Equipment: Monitoring the performance of medical devices with rotating components.
5. Utilities: Inspecting and maintaining equipment in power plants and water treatment facilities.
6. Research and Development: Conducting experiments and validating designs in engineering labs

Using the TC-1726 Digital Tachometer

1. Preparation

• Insert the Battery: Open the battery compartment and insert the 9-volt battery.
• Select Measurement Mode: Choose between contact and non-contact measurement modes.

2. Contact Measurement

• Attach the Tip or Wheel: Select the appropriate contact tip or wheel and attach it to the tachometer.
• Position the Tachometer: Place the tip or wheel against the rotating object.
• Read the Measurement: The tachometer will display the rotational speed on the LCD screen.

3. Non-Contact Measurement

• Apply Reflective Tape: Attach a piece of reflective tape to the rotating object.
• Aim the Sensor: Point the tachometer's sensor at the reflective tape.
• Read the Measurement: The tachometer will display the rotational speed on the LCD screen.

4. Additional Tips

• Ensure Proper Alignment: For accurate readings, ensure the tachometer is properly aligned with the rotating object.
• Maintain Clean Sensor: Keep the sensor clean and free from debris for consistent measurements.
• Monitor Battery Level: Replace the battery when the low battery indicator flashes.

Maintenance and Storage

• Regular Maintenance: Check the battery level and replace it as needed. Clean the sensor and contact tips regularly.
• Storage: Store the tachometer in it's carrying case in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.