The SV 103 Hand Arm Vibration Meter measures hand-arm vibration, following BS EN ISO 8041-2:2021 and BS EN ISO 5349. Its attachment to the user’s arm and small size minimize measurement uncertainty and allow daily use without disruption.
The SV 103 Hand Arm Vibration Meter features the latest triaxial accelerometer, the SV 107, with a unique contact force sensor that measures grip and push force during use. This measurement is recommended by new standards and displayed on the device.
The SV 107 accelerometer utilizes MEMS technology, offering benefits such as shock resistance, low power consumption, and DC frequency response. The use of MEMS also reduces the overall system weight, size, and cost.
BS EN ISO 5349-2
A(8) vibration exposure both in m/s² and points
MEMS accelerometers
The robust triaxial accelerometer
Contact force
Detection of the contact of the hand with a tool
The dosimeter with FORCE detection uniquely calculates A(8) exposure by automatically tracking hand-surface contact time per day.
Hand-Arm Vibration
Human vibration meter by BS EN ISO 5349
Hand-arm vibration results from contact with vibrating surfaces like power tools, vehicle controls. It leads to a disease called "vibration syndrome". The only solution is prevention. BS EN ISO 5349 standardizes measurement and evaluation of human exposure to hand-transmitted vibration for improved occupational safety.
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