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Vibration meter
September 1st 2007

The Excieo from Castle Group is a new human vibration meter designed for conducting risk assessments to the Control of Vibration at Work Regulations 2005. It has been developed to make the measurement of hand-arm and whole body vibration as simple as possible. The meter allows each measurement to be stored with an optional record number, employee name, tool reference and location.

Results can be automatically sorted, searched and interrogated to give daily exposure (A8) values or tool type data. The device uses DSP and processor technology to enable it to meet the ISO8041 Human Vibration Standard.

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