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Accelerometers, shakers, vibration controllers, FFT analyzers · 90-day warranty · ISO/IEC 17025 accredited post-repair calibration · ANAB AC-1736
Techmaster Electronics provides factory-trained repair of vibration and shock test systems — Brüel & Kjær, PCB Piezotronics, Endevco, Dytran, IMI Sensors, and Crystal accelerometers; LDS, Unholtz-Dickie, and Data Physics shakers; m+p, Vibration Research, and Spectral Dynamics controllers. Every repaired unit returns with a back-to-back NIST-traceable calibration and an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited certificate.
Vibration labs depend on transducers and shakers that hold their sensitivity and frequency response between PMs. Every repair includes a back-to-back comparison against an ANAB-traceable reference accelerometer.
PCB Piezotronics, B&K, Endevco, Dytran, IMI, and Crystal accelerometers (charge, IEPE/ICP, MEMS, triaxial) — cable refurbishment, hermetic-seal rework, and back-to-back sensitivity re-calibration.
LDS / Brüel & Kjær, Unholtz-Dickie, Data Physics, IMV shakers — armature rewinding, suspension-flexure rework, cooling-blower service, and post-repair sine / random verification.
m+p VibPilot, Vibration Research VR9500/VR10500, Spectral Dynamics LASER, and B&K controllers — DSP board repair, I/O card replacement, and post-repair closed-loop verification.
Brüel & Kjær PULSE, HP / Agilent / Keysight 35670A and 35665A, Data Physics DSA — input-conditioning rework, DSP repair, and post-repair calibration across the analyzer’s rated band.
Also repaired: Charge Amplifiers · ICP Signal Conditioners · Impact Hammers · Force Transducers · Modal Exciters · Slip Tables · Power Amplifiers (Shaker) · Reference Accelerometers · Vibration Meters
Mission-critical vibration test system repair across the sectors where instrument downtime is unacceptable.
MIL-STD-810 shakers, qualification accelerometers, and modal analyzers — repaired with documentation that holds up under DCMA / DCAA review.
Powertrain NVH analyzers, road-simulator accelerometers, and EV gearbox modal hammers — repaired between dyno-cell sessions.
Turbo-machinery vibration monitors, condition-monitoring accelerometers, and PdM analyzer repair for refineries and power plants.
Sub-micron vibration measurement systems, isolation-table accelerometers, and metrology-grade dynamic analyzers.
Long-cable accelerometers, seismic monitoring transducers, and bridge / building dynamic-test analyzers.
Crusher / mill / conveyor vibration monitors and ruggedized accelerometers for predictive-maintenance programs.
Turbine-nacelle accelerometers, gearbox vibration monitors, and blade-test modal gear repair.
University and government modal labs, shock-tube instrumentation, and HALT/HASS shaker repair.
Every Techmaster repair includes a post-repair calibration sticker on the instrument. Choose the depth of repair and the documentation level that matches your audit and operational needs.
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Why aerospace, defense, manufacturing, and healthcare customers trust Techmaster for vibration test system repair since 1989.
Every repair is covered by a 90-day parts-and-labor warranty — if the same failure reoccurs, we repair it again at no charge.
Every repaired instrument ships back with a post-repair calibration certificate against ANAB Cert AC-1736 — no separate calibration order needed.
Standard 7–10 business-day repair turnaround vs. 4–8 weeks at the OEM service center. Expedite service available. Free local pickup in Silicon Valley, So-Cal, and Orlando.
Our technicians handle PCB Piezotronics, B&K, Endevco, Dytran, LDS, Unholtz-Dickie, m+p, and Vibration Research equipment — including legacy gear the OEM has declared end-of-service.
Common questions about vibration test system repair at Techmaster Electronics.
Send your model number, serial, and failure symptoms — we’ll respond within one business day with diagnosis pricing, repair turnaround, and a shipping label or pickup window.