Bently Nevada3300 XL Series330104-00

330104-00 — 3300 XL proximity component

11 mm proximity probe — 4.0 mm range, hazardous area applications

330104-00 — 3300 XL proximity component — Bently Nevada
330104-00 — 3300 XL proximity component

Supply in Kazakhstan

KEG TRK supplies vibration monitoring and analysis solutions (Bently Nevada) across Kazakhstan: Almaty, Astana, Karaganda, Ust-Kamenogorsk, Aktobe and other regions. Official warranty, monitoring system design, installation, commissioning and personnel training.

Key features

11 mm tip
Linear range 4.0 mm (160 mil)
3.94 V/mm with 11 mm proximitor
Hazardous area certification
API 670

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Documentation

Official Baker Hughes / Bently Nevada manufacturer PDFs. Key specifications are also published on this page for search and equipment selection.

Description

Bently Nevada 330104-00 — an 11 mm proximity probe for cases where the 8 mm system does not provide the required linear range or hazardous-area approvals are needed.

Pairs with the 330180-91-xx proximitor and the corresponding 330130-series extension cable.

Key features

  • 11 mm tip
  • Linear range 4.0 mm (160 mil)
  • 3.94 V/mm with 11 mm proximitor
  • Hazardous area certification
  • API 670

Applications

  • Extended measurement clearance
  • Hazardous areas (HA)
  • Large machines with high shaft movement

Supply in Kazakhstan

KEG TRK supplies, commissions and supports 330104-00 with System 1 integration across Kazakhstan.

Manufacturer

Bently Nevada

330104-003300 XL Series

11 mm proximity probe — 4.0 mm range, hazardous area applications

Key specifications

tipSize
11 mm
linearRange
4.0 mm (160 mil)
sensitivity
3.94 V/mm (100 mV/mil)
Bently Nevada part number
330104-00
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