Azima Portable Vibration Data Collectors

Reliable Vibration
Analysis in the Palm of
Your Hand

Quick, actionable data at your fingertips.
Keeping your equipment running at its best
has never been easier.

What makes Azima handheld sensors different?

Azima handheld vibration analyzers are Hazloc rated as standard, user-friendly, ergonomic, and offer advanced AI diagnostics for quick and accurate fault detection.

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1,000+

Clients

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450,000+

Assets Monitored

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100 Trillion

Data Points

Vibration Testing, Made Ridiculously Easy

Designed for you. Handheld TRIO™ vibration analyzers are built with comfort and ease of use in mind, allowing for straightforward data collection without the need for specialized training.

  • Ergonomic, lightweight design fits comfortably in your hand
  • Intuitive interface makes it simple to use
  • Collect data across X, Y, and Z axis with a single command
  • Automatically alerts for multiple frequency ranges, and performs time and demodulated vibration tests
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Capture Vibration Data, Export, Done!

Simplify your workflow. Azima TRIO™ handheld vibration analyzers do away with time-intensive traditional data collection processes by using automated collection and diagnostics.

  • Bluetooth® wireless connection directly transfers the data
  • Smart diagnostics provide analysis for informed decision-making

Diagnose Faults in Seconds. Act in Minutes.

Improve predictive maintenance with AI-driven diagnostics. Azima WATCHMAN diagnostic software analyzes the data from TRIO™ devices and gives technicians prioritized repair recommendations for rotating machinery.

  • Diagnostic engine can identify 1200 different asset and component faults using monitoring data
  • Get fault severity, asset priority, and plain-language repair recommendations
  • Executive-level reports give you better visibility into production risks, blind spots, and key saves
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Watch As Reliability Soars With The Help Of Our Vibration Experts

Get access to the best vibration analysts in the industry. Our service professionals work with your engineers to analyze vibration data, improve the effectiveness of your condition monitoring program, and speed time to value.

  • ISO Level II-IV certified professionals are three to five times more efficient than typical analysts
  • Analysts work with your team through coaching, data analysis, and second-opinion support
  • Many customers see up to a 90% decrease in Priority 1 & 2 faults, and a 2% increase in production capacity

Handheld Vibration Analyzers FAQs

We empower industrial leaders with an elite unit of vibration experts, who help companies discover powerful asset health insights, action on them, and scale monitoring programs that drive uptime and reliability.

  1. Why use a handheld vibration analyzer?

Using a handheld vibration analyzer helps prevent equipment failures, reduce maintenance costs, and improve overall equipment reliability. It allows for early issue detection, minimizing downtime and extending the lifespan of machinery.

  1. How does a handheld vibration analyzer work?

Handheld vibration analyzers use a built-in piezoelectric accelerometer to measure vibration levels in machinery. The device collects data on vibration levels and frequency, which is then analyzed to identify patterns, diagnose faults, and recommend maintenance actions.

There are two main ways to analyze vibration data:

  • Spectrum analysis: This method decomposes vibration data, allowing technicians to study each component separately. It presents vibration signals in the frequency domain, helping pinpoint the location of a machine fault. Modal analysis uses software to create a visual display of an asset’s frequency responses.
  • Waveform analysis: This method displays vibration signals in the time domain, mapping vibration levels over time. It provides an overall picture of vibration events, spotting any alarming anomalies. Waveform analysis shows how severe vibrations are and when extreme vibrations occur, with root-mean-square (RMS) measuring the intensity of vibrations.

  1. What features should you look for in a handheld vibration analyzer?

Key features to consider include:

  • Portability and ease of use
  • High-resolution data collection
  • Advanced diagnostics and analysis capabilities
  • Compatibility with software and other predictive maintenance (PdM) technologies
  • Robust design for durability in various environments

  1. What are the benefits of using a handheld vibration analyzer?

  • Early fault detection: Identify issues before they lead to equipment failure, reducing unexpected downtime.
  • Cost savings: Lower maintenance costs by addressing problems early and avoiding extensive repairs.
  • Improved reliability: Maintain optimal machine performance and extend the lifespan of equipment.
  • Portability: Easily carry the device to various locations for on-the-spot diagnostics.
  • User-friendliness: Modern analyzers are designed to be intuitive and easy to use, even for those without specialized training.

  1. What types of machinery can be monitored with a handheld vibration analyzer?

Handheld vibration analyzers can monitor a wide range of machinery, including motors, pumps, compressors, fans, and other rotating equipment. They are versatile tools suitable for various industrial applications.

  1. Are handheld vibration analyzers difficult to use?

Most modern handheld vibration analyzers are designed to be user-friendly with intuitive interfaces. They often come with automated features and guided diagnostics, making them accessible even for operators without specialized training.

  1. Why choose an Azima handheld vibration analyzer?

  • Ergonomic design: Technicians can use the analzyer without specialized training.
  • Efficient data collection: Collects data across the X, Y, and Z axis with a single command. Automatically alerts multiple frequency ranges and performs time and demodulated vibration tests. Azima vibration analyzers provide a thorough and accurate assessment of machinery health, saving you time and improving reliability.
  • Advanced AI diagnostics: Precise fault detection and maintenance recommendations with AI-driven diagnostics.

What is Azima DLI?

Azima DLI, a Fluke Reliability company, is the global leader in vibration monitoring, AI-powered analytics software, and expert vibration analyst services. The company was founded as DLI Engineering in 1966 and acquired by Fluke Reliability in 2023.

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