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Data collector
17 April 2013
SPM Instrument has introduced the Leonova Emerald, a new data collector in the Leonova line of portable instruments and sibling to the Leonova Diamond released in October, 2012.

SPM Instrument has introduced the
Leonova Emerald, a new data
collector in the Leonova line of
portable instruments and sibling to
the Leonova Diamond released in
October, 2012.
Leonova Emerald comes with SPM HD measuring technique for condition monitoring of rolling element bearings. It can measure machine condition in the 1-20.000 RPM range.
The instrument offers sophisticated vibration analysis capabilities. It is said to have an excellent signal-to-noise ratio and to provide razor-sharp spectrums even where signals are weak and low in energy content. The 0 to 20 KHz frequency range covers most needs in practical vibration measurement.
For corrective maintenance, dynamic balancing can be added to the instrument as an optional module.
Leonova Emerald comes with SPM HD measuring technique for condition monitoring of rolling element bearings. It can measure machine condition in the 1-20.000 RPM range.
The instrument offers sophisticated vibration analysis capabilities. It is said to have an excellent signal-to-noise ratio and to provide razor-sharp spectrums even where signals are weak and low in energy content. The 0 to 20 KHz frequency range covers most needs in practical vibration measurement.
For corrective maintenance, dynamic balancing can be added to the instrument as an optional module.
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