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Exclusive Hansford Sensors distributor — Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia

Hansford Sensors vibration sensors and accelerometers

Hansford Sensors IEPE industrial accelerometers, 4–20 mA vibration transmitters, hazardous-area versions, cables and mounting accessories. We help you choose the right sensor for each machine and prepare quotations for companies in Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

HS-100I — Intrinsically safe accelerometer, top exit, M12 connector
HS-173 — Triaxial accelerometer, side exit, M12 connector
HS-421 — 4–20 mA vibration sensor (velocity) with additional AC output, top exit, M12 connector
Pictured: HS-421, HS-100I and HS-173

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Hansford Sensors in Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia

HS Sensors is the exclusive distributor of Hansford Sensors in Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

This site holds the manufacturer's catalogue with technical parameters and downloadable documentation. We help you match the sensor to the machine and the monitoring system, and answer every request with a quotation including prices and delivery times.

Hansford Sensors is a British manufacturer of industrial accelerometers, 4–20 mA vibration transmitters and accessories for machine vibration monitoring.

products in the catalogue
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technical documents
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industry guides
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Knowledge base

  • Guide · Sensor selection · 6 min read

    How to choose a vibration sensor for your machine

    Choosing a vibration sensor starts with the question of where the signal will go. Step by step, we cover the output type, measured quantity, sensitivity, frequency range, operating conditions, connection type, mounting and number of axes — with a checklist at the end.

  • Guide · Sensor selection · 5 min read

    IEPE accelerometer or 4–20 mA transmitter? A comparison

    An IEPE accelerometer delivers the full vibration signal for analysis, while a 4–20 mA transmitter delivers a single overall value to the PLC. We explain how both types work, how they differ and when a dual-output sensor is worth using.

  • Guide · Mounting and installation · 5 min read

    Mounting a vibration sensor: stud, adhesive or magnet?

    The mounting method determines which frequencies the sensor can measure and whether successive measurements will be comparable. We compare studs, adhesive mounting pads and magnetic mounts, and cover surface preparation, measurement direction, cable routing and common mistakes.