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The 8002 features an external frequency range, up to 300,000 CPM, capable of capturing all bearing and gear defects, excellent signal-to-noise ratio, plus isolated symmetrical shear mode sensing. All 8002 models include our patented TUFKEM integral cable assemblies for superior water and chemical resistance. A 10-32 captive center throughbolt simplifies mounting.
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