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| These machines automatically test the number of turns, shorts between layers, open coils, corona discharge, and other defects by applying a non-destructive high-voltage pulse to coil parts, such as armatures and stators, and then performing comparative testing on the waveform of the transient response. |
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| These testers are for inspecting the electrical characteristics of armatures and stators. They accurately detect defects according to designated measurement sequences that are computer controlled, and they can print out the statistical processing and measurement data required for quality control. Almost all the properties required for windings can be inspected in an extremely short time. |
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DC resistance, surge, insulation resistance, withstand voltage, and rotation directions (stators only) |
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| This machine enables highly accurate testing by automatically compensating for mechanical errors, such as master gear errors, spindle runout, and concentricity, as well as for assembly system errors, by means of an eccentricity correcting circuit (patent pending). |
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| Kokusai’s KGS series covers a broad range, from the Model 95 Seismograph, which is based on Japan Meteorological Agency specifications, to the Multichannel Seismograph for monitoring seismic activity at dams, buildings, bridges, power plants, and plant facilities. |
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