Chart, 10.313 In, 0 to 5, 1 Day, PK100

Description

Optimize your data recording and monitoring systems with this precision-engineered circular chart, designed for use in industrial recorders that track key variables over 24-hour cycles.

Key Specifications & Details

• Chart Diameter: 10.313 in (≈ 10.31″)
• Measurement Range: 0 to 5 (uniform scale)
• Time Rotation / Recording Period: 1 day / 24 hours
• Chart Type: Circular paper chart (recording medium)
• Grid & Print: Black grid, increments of ½ unit
• Packaging / Quantity: 100 charts per box (PK100)
• Compatible Recorder Models: AR-100, DR 4200 GP/EV, DR 4300, DR 4311 (and similar Honeywell recorders)
• Origin / Brand: Honeywell / BN series

Benefits & Applications

• Accurate 24-Hour Monitoring
  The 1-day rotation makes this chart ideal for daily logging of process variables such as pressure, temperature, flow, or level—keeping records organized and easily reviewable.
• High Precision Scaling
  The 0–5 range with ½-unit increments provides good resolution for moderately sensitive measurements, making it suitable where fine differentiation is needed.
• Wide Compatibility
  Designed to work with several Honeywell recorders and equivalent circular chart drives, ensuring seamless integration into existing systems.
• Bulk Supply for Continuous Operation
  The 100-chart box helps maintain continuity in environments requiring frequent chart replacements—ideal for continuous operations or remote monitoring.
• Readability & Standard Design
  The black grid printing enhances visibility, and the standard 10.313″ size ensures compatibility with many chart recorder models.

Usage & Handling Tips

1. Align Correctly Before Mounting
   Place the chart securely on the recorder spindle and align it with the 0 reference point before starting the chart drive.
2. Maintain Clean & Dry Environment
   Store charts in a dry, dust-free environment to prevent smudging, moisture damage, or degradation.
3. Replace Daily
   Since these are 1-day charts, plan replacement every 24 hours to maintain continuity and accuracy in records.
4. Check Recorder Settings
   Make sure your recorder is configured (chart drive rate, zero point, etc.) to match the 0–5 scale of the chart.
5. Archive Carefully
   After use, handle charts gently and store them flat or in archival sleeves if long-term logging is needed.