Digital Tachometer including Certificate of Compliance
Certified non-contact tachometer for accurate RPM measurement in flap peening. Durable and easy to use.
Digital Tachometer with Certificate of Compliance
Verify and document flap rotation speed quickly and reliably during rotary flap peening. This handheld digital tachometer helps you set and maintain tool RPM, supporting specification-driven processes and audit readiness in aerospace and industrial environments.
Technical Data
- Function: Handheld RPM measurement for rotary tools and flap peening setups
- Readout: Clear digital display for fast, unambiguous RPM checks
- Documentation: Supplied with a Certificate of Compliance
- Typical use: Setup, periodic verification, and production spot checks
Recommended Use
- Set target RPM during process setup and record readings for traceability
- Verify speed stability under light load and after any parameter change
- Perform periodic checks per your quality plan to maintain consistency
How to Use
- Prepare the tool according to your flap peening procedure and safety rules.
- Measure RPM following your approved method (e.g., per your shop SOP).
- Adjust speed as required to meet the specified process window.
- Record readings at setup and at defined intervals for your audit trail.
Compliance Notes
Rotary flap peening workflows typically require controlled and documented RPM. Use the tachometer to confirm tool speed during setup and production checks to support conformance with specification-driven processes (e.g., AMS 2590/AMS 2592 practices).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included with this tachometer?
The instrument is supplied with a Certificate of Compliance to support your documentation needs. Check your order confirmation for any accessories included with your selected configuration.
How does it differ from the High-End Model (Testo 460)?
The High-End Model includes an ISO test certificate and a certification sticker on the device and is specified up to 10,000 rpm. The Digital Tachometer here is delivered with a Certificate of Compliance for standard verification needs.
How often should I verify or calibrate it?
Follow your quality management system. Many shops perform an annual verification or per usage hours align with your internal procedures and customer requirements.
Can I use it for small flaps and tight geometries?
Yes, use the measurement method approved in your procedure and ensure a clear line of sight or access to the measurement point. Record readings consistently for repeatable results.
