Industrial Hygiene Vibration Monitor Complete Convenient System for Exposure Limit Compliance Testing Highlights I Frequency weightings and measurements for hand-arm and whole-body vibration Conforms to ISO 2631 and 5349; Type 1 instrument per ISO 8041 Displays “Exposure Points” (Hand-Arm Mode) Simultaneous 3-channel measurements: X, Y and Z axes, plus Sum (S) Records up to 200 hours of time history Programmable AC or DC signal output Interface-to PC (USB/Serial). Applications I I Compliance with EU Physical Agents Directive 2002/44/EC Ergonomic evaluation Workstation design and optimization HVM100 is ideal for hand-arm and whole-body exposure assesments Worker exposure assessment Quantify risk of injury per accepted permissible exposure limits Qualify hand-tool performance Determine effectiveness of anti-vibration gloves and materials Exposure to high levels of vibration has been shown to cause permanent injury if left unchecked and untreated. Determining potential for injury from exposure to vibration should be considered part of a comprehensive ergonomic evaluation and risk assessment program. Model HVM100 from Larson Davis provides a portable, practical means for quantifying exposure data on the job, whether the work is performed inside manufacturing or process plants or at the most remote agricultural, mining or construction sites. Wherever there is work to be done using heavy mobile equipment or rotating reciprocating hand tools powered by air, electricity, or internal combustion, the HVM100 is the easy way to obtain and document the levels of exposure that have been proven to cause a wide range of potential injury including Hand-arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS – also known as 'Vibration White Finger Disease' or VWF) and other more insidious physical effects. Larson Davis
Open the catalog to page 1Industrial Hygiene Vibration Monitor HVM100 Simplifies Vibration Exposure Monitoring HVM100 is a hand-held instrument for measuring human exposure to vibration, performing relevant calculations and providing overall metrics on its LCD display. Detailed vibration levels are easily stored in its built-in data logger, which can hold up to 100 separate time-history test files including all required metrics. This information can then be downloaded to a PC for analysis and archiving. Supported by BLAZE® Application Software Measuring all three axes of vibration simultaneously greatly simplifies the...
Open the catalog to page 2Industrial Hygiene Vibration Monitor About Human Exposure to Vibration in the Workplace Risks to workers from exposure to high levels of vibration include decreased performance and even permanent injury. Two common types of vibration exposure have been identified as deleterious: hand-arm vibration and whole-body vibration. These exposures are prevalent in the following industries: ■ Transportation / Material Handling (axial mode) Hand Grip Worker exposure to high levels of vibration from powered hand tools can cause vibration syndrome symptoms such as numbness, pain, tingling and blanching. Vibration...
Open the catalog to page 3Industrial Hygiene Vibration Monitor Hand Accelerometer Adaptor ADP080 Single Axis Accelerometers SEN023 SEN024 SEN025 Handle Accelerometer Adaptor ADP081 Clamp Accelerometer Adaptor ADP082 Palm Accelerometer Adaptor ADP063 Triaxial Seat Pad Accelerometer with Cable SEN027-CBL Cable Assemblies CBL120 (3) 10-32 coaxial to 4-pin LEMO™ CBL125 4-pin mini to 4-pin LEMO™ CBL158 4-pin, 1/4-28 thd to 4-pin LEMO™ NOTE: 3 Input Channels for Single Axis Accelerometers or One Triaxial Accelerometer Hand-held Accelerometer Calibrator 1g RMS @ 159.2 Hz PCB 394C06 Hard shell Case CCS-020 Technical Specifications...
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