Tachometer for Maximum Precision

A tachometer is an essential tool for accurately measuring rotational speeds in machines or engines. These devices are used in a wide range of applications, from the automotive industry and manufacturing to maintenance and repair work. A high-quality tachometer precisely measures the number of revolutions per minute (RPM) and provides essential data for optimizing machines or vehicles. Particularly in production or vehicle maintenance, the accuracy of the tachometer plays a crucial role in extending the lifespan of engines and other rotating components while preventing damage caused by overload.

High-Quality Tachometers for Every Application!

Our range includes a wide selection of tachometers for various applications. Whether you need a device for professional use in industry or for personal use in an automotive workshop – our models offer maximum precision and reliability. From digital to analog versions, we offer everything you need for accurate speed measurement. Discover high-quality tachometers for every application and order your perfect model conveniently online in our shop!

How Does a Tachometer Work?

A tachometer measures the rotational speed of engines or machines by counting the number of revolutions within a given time frame. Modern tachometers often use optical or magnetic sensors. The optical sensor detects reflective points on the rotating surface, while the magnetic sensor measures the magnetic fields of spinning components. The collected signals are then converted into a readable RPM output and displayed as an exact value on a screen.

Where Do You Connect a Tachometer?

The connection method for a tachometer varies depending on the model and application. In the automotive industry, the tachometer is often connected to the ignition coil or the vehicle's alternator. For industrial machines, the connection is made directly to rotating components or specialized sensors that detect the rotations. When installing, be sure to follow the user manual carefully to ensure accurate measurements and avoid damage to the device.