Tachometer Calibration
Calibrationhouse ensures tachometers provide precise rotational speed measurements, maintaining accuracy for machinery diagnostics, performance testing, and industrial applications.
What is a tachometer used for?
A tachometer, also known as a rev counter, tachymeter, or speedometer, measures the rotational speed of a shaft or disk within a machine. Readings are typically displayed in revolutions per minute (RPM), helping to monitor and control mechanical performance.
What are the different types of tachometers?
Tachometers come in various types, each suited to different applications. The most common types include:
Where are tachometers commonly used?
While most people associate tachometers with the automotive industry, they are widely used in various sectors, including:
Why is tachometer calibration important?
Over time, tachometer readings can drift due to wear, environmental factors, or prolonged use. Regular calibration ensures that the instrument remains accurate, preventing incorrect speed measurements that could impact machine performance, safety, or research outcomes.
Can Calibrationhouse perform on-site tachometer calibration?
Yes, Calibrationhouse offers both on-site calibration across the UK and laboratory-based calibration at our Durham facility. This flexibility ensures that businesses can choose the most convenient service to maintain compliance and measurement accuracy.
Our experienced technicians operate within our advanced calibration laboratories, ensuring precise management of all your calibration needs.
To minimise downtime and reduce shipping costs, we offer UKAS-accredited on-site calibration services, bringing our expertise directly to your location.
Our skilled engineers repair and maintain electrical test equipment, providing spare parts and support to ensure your instruments meet the highest standards.
If you need any of our services, then submit the form below and we will be in touch to discuss your requirements.
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