The MiniProf Switch provides you with an easy and portable tool to monitor your rail profiles in switches and crossings. The included MiniProf Rail instrument can be detached and used for single rail measurements.

The MiniProf Switch measurements give precise information on the physical placement of multiple rails. Instant calculation of wear parameters enables you to optimise maintenance. The MiniProf Switch is just as useful in the quality control of new switches. In addition the MiniProf Switch can be acquired as an add-on for the standard MiniProf Rail instrument.

Wheel

Switch

Switch

The MiniProf Switch addon extends a standard MiniProf Rail instrument to measure multiple profiles. It is attached magnetically and can optionally use a telescopic rod for reference to the opposite rail.

With the instrument, each rail in a switch or crossing is measured individually and then combined automatically using positional data from the Switch addon.

The result is a measurement containing all profiles placed relative to each other allowing measures to be taken between them.

Features
· Magnetic attachment of instrument
· High precision titanium design
· USB connection to instrument
· Shock and water resistant transport case

Weight
· Unit	:	2.9 kg / 6.5 lbs

Accuracy
· Better than	:	±54 µm / ±2.4 mill
· Typical	:	±5 µm at 80 mm
		±0.2 mill at 3.2 inch
· Repeatability	:	±20 µm / ±0.8 mill

Speed
· Datarate	:	10000 pt/s
· Scanning	:	5 s
· Processing	:	<1 s

Power consumption
· In use / standby	:	110 mA / 0.5 mA

Profile size
· ASCII format	:	20-100 kb/profile
· Compressed	:	10-50 kb/profile

MiniProf Rail
Product Information

PDF: 1.1 mb

MiniProf Agents and
Customer References

PDF: 810.5 kb

MiniProf for Windows
Software Package

PDF: 638.9 kb

MiniProf for Windows
Version 2.42.69

EXE: 29.8 mb

Standard Calculations

8 calculations, 1 alignment

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MiniProf is patented under the following patent numbers: 166972 in Denmark, 0569469 in Europe, 3154332 in Japan and 5351411 in USA. The European patent
covers the following countries: Austria, Belgium, Switzerland/Liechtenstein, Germany, Spain, France, Great Britain, Italy, The Netherlands and Sweden.