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Instrument calibration for Coimbatore mills and Kurichi workshops

For a mill tachometer, the first question is what the operator actually reads. It may be shaft speed in revolutions per minute or the linear speed of material past a roller. The same hand-held instrument can serve both jobs with different attachments. Describe the reading on the shift sheet when you contact RTS.

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What goes in the tachometer case?

If the operator uses an optical target, identify the non-contact mode and the speeds normally checked. For contact work, list the cone, tip or wheel used. A reading in metres per minute depends on the wheel fitted and the unit selected. A picture of that attachment alongside its marking helps distinguish it from a spare kept in the same box.

One machine can have several shafts at different speeds. Write down the shaft or roller named on the inspection sheet and any check points around its normal speed. The quotation can then name the functions and the accessories under review.

Humidity readings on the production floor

For a hand-held hygrometer, include the probe ID and the working humidity band. Give the temperature conditions used in your procedure if they are specified. A wall transmitter connected to a panel raises another question. Does the mill need the sensor result, the displayed value or an assessment of the installed pair? Describe the reading your shift engineer records.

Booking from Kurichi

If a Kurichi stores office consolidates instruments from different mills, put the owning mill against each tag. Agree which cases return through stores and which stay at a mill for site work. Use the full factory address when the operator needs to meet the engineer at a machine.

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