Machine Health Monitoring In The Hand

SKF's new Marlin condition detector (MCD) is now available widely through BSL's network of sales outlets. The handheld device connects to a programmable stud (sensor with integral memory), pre-fixed to a suitable measurement point on the machine. It measures vibration velocity and temperature, allowing detection of imbalance, misalignment, wear and lubrication problems. Three LEDs (green, amber and red) indicate the machine's condition, green showing no problems, amber indicating that some investigation may be necessary and red warning of more serious problems. The detector can also be programmed with up to six alarm settings, and all data can be downloaded for more detailed analysis via SKF's handheld Marlin Data Manager.

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