Measuring Tools
Kennedy 8" SPRING TYPE DIVIDERS-SOLID NUT
Manufactured from high quality polished steel. Ground finished points, a fine adjusting screw is mounted across the legs for setting the distance between the two points. A circular spring bow joins the legs, with a knurled extension attached for use when pivoting the dividers. Dividers are used for scribing arcs and circles, a light centre punch mark on the work keeps the pivot leg in the centre while marking.
Features and Benefits
• High quality polished steel with ground finished points
• Adjusting screw mounted across the legs for setting distance between points
• A light centre punch mark on the work keeps pivot leg in the centre while marking
• Ideal for use in scribing arcs and circle applications
Features and Benefits
• High quality polished steel with ground finished points
• Adjusting screw mounted across the legs for setting distance between points
• A light centre punch mark on the work keeps pivot leg in the centre while marking
• Ideal for use in scribing arcs and circle applications
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Hardened and polished taper blades enclosed in a steel case. Blades are clearly marked for easy reading and are manufactured to DIN 2275.
Features and Benefits
• Hardened and polished blades for increased tool life
• Blades are clearly marked for easy readings
• Supplied in a steel case for easy storage and portability
Standards
• DIN 2275
Notes
• Blade length: (75mm/3")
• Metric: (0.05mm - 0.5mm)
• Inch: (0.0015" - 0.025")
Features and Benefits
• Hardened and polished blades for increased tool life
• Blades are clearly marked for easy readings
• Supplied in a steel case for easy storage and portability
Standards
• DIN 2275
Notes
• Blade length: (75mm/3")
• Metric: (0.05mm - 0.5mm)
• Inch: (0.0015" - 0.025")
Ice-point reference without the ice
• Bath-quality stability in a portable ice-point reference
• Easy re-calibration for long-term reliability
• Ready-light frees user’s time and attention
• Solid-state cooling technology
Have you been thinking about buying a zero-point dry-well? Forget those ugly-looking units the competition makes. You can get a great looking and great performing zero-point dry-well from Fluke Calibration.
The 9101 has three test wells for inserting more than one probe at a time. All three wells are stable to ±0.005 °C. One well accommodates changeable inserts for varying probe diameters.
• Bath-quality stability in a portable ice-point reference
• Easy re-calibration for long-term reliability
• Ready-light frees user’s time and attention
• Solid-state cooling technology
Have you been thinking about buying a zero-point dry-well? Forget those ugly-looking units the competition makes. You can get a great looking and great performing zero-point dry-well from Fluke Calibration.
The 9101 has three test wells for inserting more than one probe at a time. All three wells are stable to ±0.005 °C. One well accommodates changeable inserts for varying probe diameters.
Kennedy tapered gauges are ideally suited for the rapid accurate checking of the inside diameters of tubing, slot widths, hole sizes, setting calipers etc.
Manufactured from spring tempered steel with 0.1mm increments. Rustless properties allow for a longer tool lifespan. The satin chrome anti glare finish combined with permanent black figures provides easy to read measurements
Features and Benefits
• Manufactured from spring tempered steel for increased durability
• Rustless properties allow for a longer tool lifespan
• Satin chrome anti glare properties and black figures for easy to read measurements
Typical Applications
• Diameters
• Tubing
• Slots
• Holes
Manufactured from spring tempered steel with 0.1mm increments. Rustless properties allow for a longer tool lifespan. The satin chrome anti glare finish combined with permanent black figures provides easy to read measurements
Features and Benefits
• Manufactured from spring tempered steel for increased durability
• Rustless properties allow for a longer tool lifespan
• Satin chrome anti glare properties and black figures for easy to read measurements
Typical Applications
• Diameters
• Tubing
• Slots
• Holes
The Fluke 1760 Three-Phase Power Quality Recorder complies strictly with IEC 61000-4-30 Class-A, for advanced power quality analysis and consistent conformity testing. Designed for the analysis of utility and industrial power distribution systems, in medium and low voltage networks, these power quality monitors give customers the flexibility to customize threshold selection, algorithms and measurements. The Fluke 1760 power recorder records the most thorough detail for user-selected parameters.
Usage
Detailed fault analysis – Performs high-speed transient analysis and finds root causes of equipment malfunctions for later mitigation of malfunctions and predictive maintenance. The fast transient option, with a measuring range of 6,000 V, makes it possible to record very short impulses such as lightning strikes.
Class-A Quality of Service Compliance – Validates the quality of incoming power at the service gateway. Thanks to Class A conformance, the Fluke 1760 allows unquestioned verification.
Correlation of events at multiple locations – Using GPS time synchronization, users can quickly detect where a fault first occurred, both inside and outside the facility.
Galvanic separation and DC coupling – Allows complete measurement of dissimilar power systems. For example, troubleshooting a UPS system by simultaneously recording battery voltage and power output.
Power quality and power load monitoring – Assess baseline power quality to validate compatibility with critical systems prior to installation and verify electrical system capacity before increasing loads.
Usage
Detailed fault analysis – Performs high-speed transient analysis and finds root causes of equipment malfunctions for later mitigation of malfunctions and predictive maintenance. The fast transient option, with a measuring range of 6,000 V, makes it possible to record very short impulses such as lightning strikes.
Class-A Quality of Service Compliance – Validates the quality of incoming power at the service gateway. Thanks to Class A conformance, the Fluke 1760 allows unquestioned verification.
Correlation of events at multiple locations – Using GPS time synchronization, users can quickly detect where a fault first occurred, both inside and outside the facility.
Galvanic separation and DC coupling – Allows complete measurement of dissimilar power systems. For example, troubleshooting a UPS system by simultaneously recording battery voltage and power output.
Power quality and power load monitoring – Assess baseline power quality to validate compatibility with critical systems prior to installation and verify electrical system capacity before increasing loads.