Digital Tachometer - High End Model Testo 460
ISO-certified tachometer with accuracy up to 10 000 RPM. Designed for demanding industrial applications.
High-End Digital Tachometer (Testo 460) with ISO Certificate
Set, verify, and document tool speed with confidence. The Testo 460 handheld tachometer provides fast, non-contact RPM checks for rotary flap peening setups and other rotating tools. Supplied with an ISO test certificate and a certification sticker on the device, it supports audit-ready documentation and specification-driven processes up to 10,000 rpm.
Technical Data
- Model: Testo 460 high-end handheld tachometer
- Measurement: Non-contact optical RPM (aim at reflective target per SOP)
- Speed range: Up to 10,000 rpm (as specified)
- Documentation: ISO test certificate + certification sticker on device
- Typical use: Setup verification, periodic checks, and production spot audits
Recommended Use
- Establish target RPM during process setup and record readings for traceability
- Confirm speed stability after changeovers or parameter adjustments
- Perform periodic verification per your quality plan to maintain consistency
How to Use
- Prepare the tool per your flap peening or machining SOP and safety rules.
- Apply/verify a reflective target if required by your method; ensure line of sight.
- Aim the tachometer sensor at the target and take several readings to confirm stability.
- Adjust the drive speed as needed and record values for your audit trail.
Compliance Notes
Rotary flap peening workflows typically require controlled and documented RPM (e.g., AMS 2590/AMS 2592 practices). Use the tachometer to validate speed at setup and at defined intervals to demonstrate conformance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference versus the standard digital tachometer?
This high-end model includes an ISO test certificate and a certification sticker on the device and is specified up to 10,000 rpm, providing enhanced documentation for audits.
Is it suitable for tight spaces or small flaps?
Yes, non-contact optical measurement helps you read RPM where physical contact is impractical. Ensure clear access to the reflective target and follow your approved measurement method.
How often should I re-verify the instrument?
Follow your QMS and customer requirements (commonly annual or per usage hours). Keep certificates on file with your calibration records.
