Distributor adds new condition monitoring products

GE Bently Nevada and GE Commtest asset condition monitoring and vibration analysing products have been added to the test instrumentation ranges available from independent test instrument distributor, Classic Technology.

The SCOUT and vbSeries ranges of portable data collection and vibration analysis diagnostic instruments provide all-in-one tools suitable for every level of vibration analysis – from novice to expert. The instruments offer the power and convenience of dual-channel measurement and dual-plane balancing, to help improve the reliability and performance of production assets like turbines, compressors, motors, generators, and everything in between.

Classic Technology represents some of the world leader’s in their field and operates a UKAS-accredited calibration laboratory for mass, pressure, temperature and electrical calibration. Customers receive an unbiased opinion of the best test equipment available; covering parameters such as pressure, temperature, mass, flow, level, pH, conductivity and condition monitoring. Classic Technology says it is Ireland’s only GE Druck Approved Service Centre.

Bently Nevada provides machinery protection and condition monitoring equipment for refineries, petrochemical plants, power plants and wind farms. With over 50 years of experience, Bently Nevada has built a reputation for improving the reliability and performance of critical production assets like turbines, compressors, motors and generators.
 
The Commtest range primarily focuses on producing vibration analysis and monitoring equipment. Vibration analysis detects early signs of impending machine failure so managers can proactively direct repairs and make replacements before they encounter expensive failures. The vbSeries are an improvement over traditional, portable walk-around routines. They offer ease-of-use, cost-effectiveness and up-to-the-minute data collection.

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