Portable DT-735 xenon stroboscope with rechargeable battery and robust metal housing: high stability and intense light for the non-contact inspection of rotating and reciprocating machinery.
- Xenon lamp: ≤ 45 W, life of 50,000,000 flashes
- Range 60–12,000 FPM: FPM and Hz
- Accuracy ±0.01%: full scale
- Rechargeable battery: Ni-MH, 1.5–2 hours
- Metal housing: robust for industrial use
- Dual handle: flexible use
- CE, RoHS: 1-year warranty
The DT-735 is an industrial-grade portable xenon stroboscope for the non-contact inspection and observation of moving parts, giving the illusion of stopped or slowed motion. The robust metal housing withstands heavy-duty industrial use; the internal rechargeable battery and the two handles (top and bottom) make it portable and flexible to use.
The flash frequency is easily adjusted with the dial and the x2/÷2 keys and fine tuning, to inspect gear teeth, rotors, shafts and printing presses without stopping production. Xenon lamp ≤ 45 W with a life of 50,000,000 flashes, 5-digit LED display, 100–240 VAC power supply. Dimensions 250 × 120 × 120 mm, weight 1.25 kg.
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Technical documentation
 | DT-735 catalogue | Brochure |
| DT-735 user manual | Manual |
Features
The 5-digit LED display remains legible even in poorly lit areas. The adjustment dial and x2/÷2 keys with fine tuning allow the flash frequency to be set precisely; the external trigger input allows synchronisation with the speed of the process.
Technical specifications
| Principle | Xenon stroboscope |
| Measuring range | 60–12,000 FPM (FPM/Hz) |
| Accuracy | ±0.01% F.S. |
| Resolution | 0.1 (60–6,000); 1 (6,001–12,000) |
| Display | 5-digit LED, 10 mm high |
| Lamp | xenon ≤ 45 W, life of 50,000,000 flashes |
| Flash duration | 10–30 µs, adaptive |
| Power supply | 100–240 VAC 50/60 Hz; Ni-MH battery |
| Battery life | 1.5–2 hours (5-hour recharge) |
| External trigger input | 5–12 V pulse from sensor |
| Operating temperature | 0–40 °C |
| Weight / Dimensions | 1.25 kg / 250 × 120 × 120 mm |
| Conformity / Warranty | CE, RoHS / 1 year |
Applications
- Electric motors, shafts and axles
- Rotogravure and flexo printing, winders and unwinders
- Plastic extrusion, blow moulding and moulding
- Gears, cams, belts and pulleys
- Fans, impellers and spindles
- Vibration analysis and predictive maintenance
Completed and documented applications:
High-speed optical analysis
Portable xenon and LED stroboscopes optically “freeze” the repetitive motion of high-speed objects, allowing visual inspection, quality control and the analysis of rotating parts and machines in production without stopping them.
Speed measurement and preventive maintenance
Stroboscopes measure rotational speed without contact and support preventive maintenance: by observing belts, pulleys, gears and rotating parts as still images, wear, play and anomalies are spotted before a failure occurs.
Frequently asked questions
The DT-735 is fitted with a xenon lamp (≤ 45 W) with a life of 50,000,000 flashes and a short flash (10–30 µs) for sharp images.
Yes, it has an internal rechargeable Ni-MH battery with 1.5–2 hours of operation (full recharge in 5 hours); it can also be powered from 100–240 VAC mains.
From 60 to 12,000 FPM, with an accuracy of ±0.01% of full scale.
Yes, the robust metal housing and the two handles make it suitable for demanding industrial environments.
Contacts & Information
Contact for general information : info@roder.it
Machine Vision Division of RODER : www.rodervision.com
RODER Instruments Division : www.innovacheck.com
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