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Tachometers and Stroboscopes

While both tachometers and stroboscopes are tools used in many domains to measure and track rotational speed, they function differently and have distinct uses. An instrument called a tachometer is used to calculate an object's rotational speed, usually expressed in revolutions per minute (RPM). It functions by sensing variations in speed, typically with the aid of sensors such as contact-based mechanisms, magnetic sensors, or optical encoders. A stroboscope is a device that employs light bursts to visually stop the motion of a spinning or reciprocating object. It is sometimes referred to as a strobe light or strobe tachometer.

Part Number : K4020-230V REED K4020-230V Digital Stroboscope, 230V

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Part Number : R7140 REED R7140 Combination Contact / Laser Photo Tachometer

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Part Number : K4020 REED K4020 Digital Stroboscope, 110V

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Part Number : R7150 REED R7150 Professional Combination Contact / Laser Photo Tachometer

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Part Number : R7050 REED R7050 Compact Photo Tachometer and Counter

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Part Number : R7100 REED R7100 Combination Contact / Laser Photo Tachometer

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Part Number : CT 50 Tachymeter, Range: optic: 60 to 60,000 rpm and contact: 30 to 3,000 rpm

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Part Number : CT 110 Tachometer, Range optic: 60 to 60,000 rpm and contact: 30 to 3,000 rpm

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Part Number : TAC-L Dwyer Instruments TAC-L | Contact/Non-Contact Digital Tachometer

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Part Number : NISTCAL-EL1 Dwyer Instruments NISTCAL-EL1 | Portable Digital Tachometer NIST

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