Stroboscopes - Movement Analysis

Stroboscopes allow maintenance personnel to visually ‘freeze’ rotating equipment during normal operation.

This stop-action technique is ideally suited for isolating such faults as mis-aligned belts, shaft alignment,

rotor imbalance as well as damage to fan blades and other similar rotating equipment. A stroboscope can

also be used to determine turning gear rpm as a secondary function. A battery powered stroboscope

is an ideal companion for any maintenance engineer's tool box.

	Shimpo DT-315A Stroboscope	Shimpo Model 725 Stroboscope		Shimpo TechStrobe DT-900-TR	Electromatic DS-120K Digital LED Strobe
	Manual (266K PDF)	Manual (103K PDF)		Brochure (380K PDF)	Brochure (332 K PDF)
Range (fpm):	60 - 30,000	40 - 12,500		40 – 12,500	50 - 120,000
Accuracy:	0.01%	+/- 0.02% of reading		+/- 0.5 fpm	+/- 1 digit
Lamp:	10 Watt Xenon (replaceable)	10W Xenon		10 Watt Xenon (replaceable)	white LED (splashproof)
Weight:	2.0 kg, metal cased	1.25 kg, hard plastic case		650 grams	2 lbs (950 grams)
Includes:	battery charger and AC power supply	strobe and charger		charger (c/w trickle feature), spare flash tube, I/O cable & holster	LED strobe, integral NiMH battery, AC adapter / charger and carry case
Options:	carrying case, external trigger	carry case, spare flash bulb		spare battery packs
Overview:	In addition to the battery operated Stroboscopes listed above, a complete line of line powered strobes are also available - use our handy contact form to receive information