Our product range covers sound level meters, noise dosimeters, calibrators, audiometric calibration systems, microphones and accessories, software products, and acoustic test systems — over 60 varieties in total. We serve diverse application fields including environmental noise monitoring, building acoustics, occupational health and safety, vehicle noise testing, and audiometer calibration. Notably, we design and manufacture our own measurement microphones in-house — from cartridge development to automated performance testing — giving us a critical quality advantage that few competitors can match.
High-precision Class 1 reference acoustic calibrator essential for pre- and post-measurement verification during power tool noise emissions and operator occupational exposure testing.
Real-time acoustic beamforming camera identifying localized noise hot-spots and mechanical vibration transmission paths on rotary, percussive, and pneumatic handheld power machinery.
Flagship multi-function Class 1 sound level meter with synchronized 1/1 & 1/3 octave frequency analysis, tailored for workplace noise compliance and combined vibration characterization.
Ultra-stable prepolarized free-field microphone cartridge engineered in-house to capture extreme acoustic pressure gradients and harsh transient impulses generated by industrial power tools.
In contemporary manufacturing, shipbuilding, stone fabrication, and civil engineering, operators wielding pneumatic breakers, angle grinders, impact wrenches, and rotary drills face simultaneous exposure to severe mechanical vibration and destructive sound pressure levels.
Simultaneous multi-axis vibration acquisition aligned millisecond-by-millisecond with acoustic equivalent continuous sound levels ($L_{Aeq}$), capturing transient peak surges when tool blades bite into substrates.
Integrated firmware continuously determines the eight-hour equivalent energy continuous acceleration metric $A(8)$ and Noise Dose percentages according to EU Directive 2002/44/EC and ISO 5349.
High-speed DSP architecture delivers concurrent 1/1 and 1/3 octave spectrum analysis, separating low-frequency mechanical imbalance from high-frequency gear mesh noise and blade resonance.
Accurate assessment of hand-transmitted vibration and power tool noise requires rigid adherence to international standards. Instruments must deliver laboratory-grade metrology resistant to extreme electromagnetic fields, dust, and temperature variations.
| Regulatory Standard | Physical Parameter | Action Value (EAV) | Exposure Limit Value (ELV) | Recommended Instrumentation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EU Directive 2002/44/EC & ISO 5349 | Hand-Arm Vibration $A(8)$ | 2.5 m/s² | 5.0 m/s² | YT3001B Multi-Parameter Vibration Meter with Triaxial Sensor |
| EU Directive 2003/10/EC & OSHA 1910.95 | Daily Noise Exposure ($L_{EX,8h}$) | 80 dB(A) / 85 dBA (OSHA Action) | 87 dB(A) / 90 dBA (OSHA PEL) | AWA6292 / AWA5662 Class 1 Sound Level Meter |
| ISO 10819:2013 | Anti-Vibration Glove Transmissibility | $T_M ≤ 0.90$ (Medium Freq) | $T_H ≤ 0.52$ (High Freq) | AWA14411 / AWA14601E High-Sensitivity Acoustic-Vib Test Rig |
| ISO 15744 & ISO 28927 | Handheld Non-Electric Power Tool Noise & Vib | Type-Test Laboratory Verification | Tool Declaration Verification | AWA6021A-L Calibrator + AWA14435 Free-Field Microphone Set |
Different handheld power tools exhibit distinct dynamic signatures, ranging from low-frequency percussive shocks to ultra-high frequency acoustic shear. Precision instrumentation must adapt to diverse physical coupling interfaces.
In steel fabrication, angle grinders spin abrasive discs at 8,000 to 12,000 RPM. Flawed disc balancing or uneven wheel wear produces intense structural resonances between 125 Hz and 500 Hz, while aerodynamic friction and material contact generate screeches exceeding 102 dB(A). Synchronized sound level and triaxial vibration meters uncover rotational imbalance and resonant disc flutter, optimizing safety clamping guards.
Heavy demolition breakers generate immense low-frequency mechanical shocks from the reciprocating piston mechanism (15 to 40 Hz impact frequency). Simultaneously, high-velocity compressed air exhaust creates turbulent acoustic jets exceeding 115 dB(C) peak pressure. Utilizing high-SPL microphones (such as the AWA14434/AWA14435 series) prevents signal clipping during simultaneous triaxial vibration sampling.
Automotive assembly workers actuate impact drivers thousands of times per shift. Each anvil striking cycle imparts sharp torsional torque jolts and repetitive micro-vibrations straight into carpal tunnels, accompanied by impulse sound bursts. Multi-parameter instruments track cumulative daily exposure dose percentages, signaling automatic line rotation before physical thresholds are breached.
Two-stroke internal combustion engines driving high-speed cutting chains create intense multi-axis vibration coupled with broadband exhaust and mechanical chain noise. Ambient forestry conditions require ruggedized instrumentation capable of maintaining IEC Class 1 calibration across wide temperature gradients and humidity swings.
Under ISO 10819, certified test setups evaluate the transmissibility of anti-vibration gloves by mounting dual triaxial sensors simultaneously inside the palm adapter and on the vibrating handle. Synchronized acoustic acquisition verifies that vibration attenuation is not offset by elevated high-frequency structural resonances or acoustic transmission into the operator.
Power tool manufacturers utilize Class 1 sound level meters, free-field microphones, and multi-channel vibration analyzers in hemi-anechoic chambers. By cross-correlating acceleration spectra with acoustic imaging from the AWA6280 Acoustic Camera, engineers isolate transmission pathways and design dampening motor mounts, tuned mass dampers, and aerodynamic silencer housings.
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Our fully equipped manufacturing facility features advanced automated test systems, ensuring every product meets strict quality benchmarks before leaving the factory.
Identified as a provincial High-tech Enterprise R&D Center, our dedicated engineering team continuously drives innovation in digital detection, signal processing, and remote monitoring technologies, and supports OEM/ODM partnerships.
Our management systems and products hold ISO 14001, ISO 45001, CE, and RoHS certifications, demonstrating our commitment to environmental responsibility, workplace safety, and global compliance.
We export to over 40 countries across Europe, North America, South America, and Asia, with a strong reputation built on consistent quality and competitive pricing.
Backed by professional engineers, we deliver responsive, expert support throughout the entire product lifecycle, ensuring our customers always have the assistance they need.
Explore our certified Class 1 & Class 2 sound level meters, triaxial vibration instrumentation, prepolarized microphones, and acoustic calibrators designed for power tool operators and testing laboratories.
Features an ultra-low inherent noise floor and wide frequency response for testing subtle low-frequency acoustic emissions and motor idling of handheld power machinery.
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Compact, versatile sound level meter capable of integral averaging, peak detection, and continuous workplace acoustic monitoring during heavy power tool operations.
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Designed for extreme sound pressure fields up to 160 dB, preventing signal clipping when measuring pneumatic rock drills, powder-actuated fastening tools, and explosive impacts.
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Delivers reliable, highly stable 94 dB and 114 dB 1000 Hz reference calibration tones compliant with IEC 60942 Class 1, safeguarding metrological audit traceability on industrial work sites.
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Tailored for flush-mount cavity testing, motor acoustic coupler measurements, and high-intensity acoustic enclosure characterization of heavy-duty power tools.
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Direct triaxial acceleration, velocity, and displacement measurement instrument compliant with ISO 5349 and ISO 8041 for comprehensive Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome evaluation.
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Economic and portable field acoustic calibrator providing accurate reference tone verification for routine tool inspections and noise monitoring meters.
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Boasts high input impedance, wide dynamic bandwidth, and negligible internal noise, safeguarding transient fidelity between measurement microphones and processing units.
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