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Multi-Channel Vibration Analyzer




2023-05-09 Radebeul
This is a new exciting system from Metra. Available with either 3 or 9 channels with additional tacho input for RPM.
Measure vibration simultaneously for up to 24 kHz with 22 kHz FFT bandwidth.
Amplitude-time plotter and FFT module come standard with the equipment.

Packed with available software modules such as:
  • VM100-RPM: Amplitude-rotation speed measurement
  • VM100-MAC: Machine vibration and measurement route management
  • VM100-ENV: Envelope analysis for roller bearing diagnosis
  • VM100-BAL: Balancing in one or two planes
  • VM100-VC: Third-octave analysis; VC and Nano criteria
  • VM100-HA: Hand-arm vibration measurement
  • VM100-WB1: Whole-body vibration measurement
  • VM100-WB3: Whole-body vibration measurement with 3 sensors
VM 100 is one of the very few equipment in the world with measurement possibilities for VC criteria including NANO criteria and very important for semiconductor and electronics industry. VC criteria with NANO can easily achieved by using the industry first, ultra-sensitive KB12VD accelerometer, also manufactured by Metra.

White Paper


Calibration with bridge measurements

Whoever is testing, expects their measurements to be precise and accurate! In connection with strain gauge measurements and bridge sensors, the accompanying white paper provides an explanation to a number of terms and concepts that may be a bit confusing at times.


->Download the white paper..

New Vibration Analyzer VM100



This is a new exciting system from Metra. Available with either 3 or 9 channels with additional tacho input for RPM.
Measure vibration simultaneously for up to 24 kHz with 22 kHz FFT bandwidth.
Amplitude-time plotter and FFT module come standard with the equipment.

Read more: VM100 Analyzer

Testing Expo Europe

Testing Expo Europe

Event date:
June 13, 14, 15, 2023

Event location:
Landesmesse Stuttgart
Messepiazza 1
70629 Stuttgart, Germany

Visit imc at booth 1446, hall 10

Strain gauge Acquisition

Strain gage connector

Once a test object is gauged, the connection of a data acquisition system to the strain gauges is a basic task. However, this task can only be performed once the test object is available, and the testing can only proceed once the connections and calibration of the inputs are verified. The connection, using conventional screw terminals, provides a temporary connection that can be easily removed, but this still takes time to insure performance and the correct connectivity.

The imc systems, in conjunction with the optional Termination Boxes from imc Partner A-TECH, can reduce the time needed for connection of each channel dramatically.

Weighing-in-Motion

Weigh in Motion

For its Weigh-in-Motion system, the customer Pt Struktur Pintar Indonesia uses imc C-SERIES measurement systems having real-time calculation functionality.

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