Take along the Fluke 725 Multifunction Process Calibrator, and you're equipped to test and calibrate almost any process parameter. Measure and source mA, volts, temperature (RTDs and thermocouples), frequency, ohms, and pressure, using optional pressure modules.



Do you need to calibrate transmitters? The 725's split display lets you view input and output values simultaneously. For valve and I/P tests, you can source mA while measuring pressure. The 725 has auto-stepping and auto-ramping for remote testing, plus 25% stepping for fast linearity tests.



From the moment you pick it up, the Fluke 725 is ready to perform. Its simple controls, without menus, make operation easy. Its memory functions make set up fast. And its rugged design lets it work as hard as you do.

• OpenJaw™ design: measure current without breaking the circuit

• Tester automatically selects AC or DC voltage, up to 1000 V

• Work in tight spaces with detachable Slim Reach probe tips

Now you can work in two places at once. With the Fluke 233 Wireless Remote Display Multimeter, you don't need anyone else to read the display. Standing on ladders, long and complicated test leads, or calling helpers while testing is a thing of the past. Measure safely even if the meter is placed in a hazardous area, in a clean room, or in a moving machine. The Fluke 233 is a tool that will make your job easier.

Double your strength



The Fluke 787 was the first device to combine a DMM and a loop calibrator to give process technicians double the power in one tool. Now even better, range is extended in the Fluke 789 – the ultimate loop calibration multimeter. The Fluke 789 has a 24-Volt supply loop which eliminates the need to take a separate power supply when testing transmitters offline. And with selectable onboard 250-Ohm Hart® resistors, the need to carry separate resistors is eliminated. Now process engineers can do more while carrying far less.