Impact-O-Graph Analog Accelerometer ? Shock Recorder

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Analog Accelerometer ? Impact G-Force Recorders

The Analog Accelerometer is a highly reliable and well-established impact g-force recorder known for its precision in measuring shocks during product transport. Trusted by manufacturers and military personnel for over 40 years, these durable and dependable recorders serve as a warning system for mishandling, safeguarding valuable shipments. Capable of detecting shocks up to 30g, the analog accelerometer provides instant identification of impact levels through chart analysis. Ensure the protection and integrity of your shipments with the Impact-O-Graph analog accelerometer g-force recorders, offering decades of reliable shock measurement.

This advanced shock recorder accurately detects and logs shocks up to 30g, capturing the time and direction of impact across the X, Y, and Z axes. It operates efficiently with a standard C-Cell battery, recording impacts for up to six months. The recorder uses pressure-sensitive paper to document each event, and the data is clearly visible throughout the duration of the mission.

Key Features:

Detects and records shocks up to 30g, including time and direction of impact.
Logs impact events for up to six months with a single standard C-Cell battery.
Uses pressure-sensitive paper for impact documentation.
Provides visible impact data during the mission.
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How to Use the Impact Recorder:

Mounting: Secure the Impact Recorder to the object to be monitored. For optimal results, mount the X-axis in the direction of travel if possible.
Setup: Remove the stylus guard and set the chart paper to the desired starting time.
Operation: Turn on the recorder and lock the cover if needed. The recorder will then track shocks, charting their magnitude, direction, and time.

The recorder features three mass-spring styluses working independently to measure shocks along the X, Y, and Z axes. Each stylus operates with angular vibration, and the mechanical friction-free linkage converts motion from all three directions onto a single chart, making the data easy to interpret.

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