Metrology

The individual aspirator BREEZE-2 is designed to select and measure the volume of maximum one-time, average shift and average daily (in the employee's breathing zone) samples of atmospheric air of populated areas, air of the working area, air of residential and public premises, medical institutions for the content of harmful substances.

The thermometer sensor ExT-01/2-6 is made in the form of a fully submersible probe with a cable length of 6 meters. The thermometer has an explosion protection marking 0Ex ia IIB T4 Ga X and can be used in explosive zones 0, 1 and 2 of any classes of premises and outdoor installations in which the formation of explosive mixtures of categories IIA, IIB is possible. • Measurement range -50...+130 °C Minimum sensor immersion depth full immersion Overall dimensions of the electronic unit 135x65x40 mm Electronic unit weight 0.3 kg

Pressure gauge with a range of measured pressure 0...160 kPa. Accuracy class 0.4 Connection size M20x1.5 mm Overall dimensions 160 mm Weight 1.5 kg

The UShS TapiRus is designed to replace numerous templates and devices used in visual and measuring quality control of welded joints. It is approved as a means of measuring the geometric parameters of welded joints and surface defects during visual and measuring control (VIC) and supplied with verification. It allows you to determine most of the geometric parameters of welded joints and surface defects: the width and convexity of the seam, the depth of the cut, the amount of edge displacement, the angle of the angular seam, the angle of the bevel and the gap, etc. Equipped with supports that allow you to uniquely position the template on a curved surface. To carry out measurements with an error of 0.1 mm, scales with a vernier are applied to the TapiRUS surface. It contains a number of gauges for assessing the smooth transition from the deposited to the base metal, the size of the cathets, radii and angles of cutting edges. Equipped with a probe with a replaceable measuring needle to determine the size of gaps and heights / depressions. The development, preparation for production and manufacture of TapiRus were carried out exclusively in digital format. The latest laser and additive technologies are used in the production of TapiRUS: high-precision laser cutting machines in inert gas; five-axis CNC machining centers; ultra-precise color laser engraving of the entire product assembled; laser stereolithography (SLA) is a technology of layer–by-layer synthesis of a material from a liquid photopolymer. Advantages Easy to install. Accurate positioning along the normal to the surface of the object of control and stability of the position when performing measurements. Functionality. Measurement of most geometric parameters of welded joints and surface defects. Measurement accuracy. The measurement error on the template scales does not exceed 0.1 mm. Modernity. Online calculator ergonomic accessories smart version. More detailed information can be found on the website tapirus.info MEASURED PARAMETERS AND DEFECTS VIC at the stage of input control wall thickness depth of corrosion ulcers on the base metal the depth of corrosion ulcers on the weld the depth of scratches (risks), a bully on the base metal edge bevel angle the amount of blunting geometric parameters of the dent VIC during assembly (preparation for assembly) edge offset withdrawal (angularity) of edges the gap in the cutting the height of the potholders angular displacement VIC in the welding process (surfacing) edge offset height of the root (filling) layer withdrawal (angularity) of edges angular displacement VIC of finished welded joints (structures) edge offset angular displacement the height of the reinforcement of the seam the height of the bulge (when welding elements of different thickness) the width of the reinforcement of the seam withdrawal (angularity) of edges the depth of the sinking between the rollers incomplete filling of the cutting edges scaliness of the seam surface smooth transition undercut depth seam crater depth technical specifications Measured parameter Scale Range,mm Error, mm Depth, mm H 0...20 ±0.1 (in the range 0...10 on), ± 0.5 (in the range over 10...20) Height, mm H 0...6 ±0.1 Width, mm W 0...55 ±0.1 (in the range 0...10 on), ± 0.5 (in the range over 10...20) Clearance, mm N 0...5 ±0.1 Dullness, mm F, G 0...25 ±0.5 Specifications Overall dimensions, mm, no more (without supports) 115x85x15 ± 0.5 (with supports) 115x85x42 ±0.5 Average time to failure, cycles, at least 55,000 Weight, kg, not more than 0.22 Average service life, at least 1 year

Appointment Athlete KAI-1.1001 • Search for a live cable. • Detection of the passage of hidden communications (metal pipelines, cable lines). • Preliminary detection of the distance to the place of damage. • Search for places of cable damage in an acoustic way. • Search for places of cable damage by electromagnetic means. • The presence of a "Friend-Foe" mode.

The temperature monitoring complex "PARMA KMT" is designed for: • implementation of continuous wireless multi-channel monitoring of temperatures of controlled objects and the environment • issuing alarms when the threshold values (setpoints) of dangerous and emergency overheating are reached by temperature and dangerous overheating rate • detection of temperature differences on the same type of connections • display of the measured temperature and the control point • transmission of telemetry data to top-level devices in automated control systems via Modbus protocol for processing, archiving and analysis of measurements • archiving, displaying and analyzing data, identifying trends and developing defects at the PS, RES level based on the proposed parameterized SCADA The temperature monitoring complex "PARMA KMT" is installed in switchgears (RC) with a voltage from 0.4 to 35 kV in the places of movable contacts, busbars, transformer inputs, cables and their connections with busbars.

Designed to measure the concentration of sugar in sugar-containing solutions by weight of dry matter. Hydrometers are manufactured in accordance with GOST 18481-81.