Product Details
The Bently Nevada 177313-02-02 is an electrically driven TK-3e proximity system test kit designed to simulate shaft mechanical vibration and axial position for calibrating monitoring instrumentation. It enables technicians to perform both static and dynamic verification of proximity probes and monitor readouts, ensuring overall transducer input accuracy and measurement integrity.
Ordering Option Breakdown
The part number specifies key physical and electrical configurations for field deployment. Option code 02 under Scale Units designates metric micrometer scale markings, while option code 02 under Power Cord Type configures the kit with a European power cord assembly.
Operational Features and Mechanical Design
The kit incorporates a maintenance-free electric motor drive that provides stable rotational input for dynamic calibration. It includes a universal probe mount that directly accommodates probe tip diameters from 5 mm to 19 mm without requiring separate adapter collars.
A key mechanical feature is the detachable spindle micrometer with an integrated magnetic base. This allows field technicians to remove and transport only the micrometer unit to tight target probe mounting locations rather than moving the complete test kit assembly. The unit is housed in an industrial-strength protective enclosure engineered for portability and component protection.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | 177313-02-02 |
| Brand | Bently Nevada |
| Product Type | Proximity System Test Kits |
| Drive Type | Maintenance-free electric drive (TK-3e) |
| Scale Units | Metric (02) |
| Power Cord Type | European (02) |
| Probe Compatibility | 5 mm to 19 mm probe diameters (universal mount) |
| Spindle Micrometer | Detachable with magnetic base |
| Dimensions | 30 cm x 25 cm x 20 cm |
| Weight | 5.5 kg |
| Country of Origin | USA |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What configuration is defined by the 177313-02-02 option codes?
A: The -02-02 suffix specifies metric scale units for the micrometer spindle and a European standard power cord.
Q: Can the micrometer on the TK-3e 177313-02-02 be detached for field use?
A: Yes, it features a detachable spindle micrometer with a magnetic base so users can carry only the micrometer to the probe mounting point.
Q: What probe diameters are supported by the probe mount? A: The universal probe mount accommodates probe diameters from 5 mm to 19 mm without adapter collars.
Additional Information
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