Bently Nevada Products
Bently Nevada, a part of Baker Hughes, is a global leader in machinery protection and condition monitoring solutions. With decades of expertise, the company provides advanced technologies that help industries monitor and maintain the health of their critical rotating equipment. Serving sectors such as oil and gas, power generation, and manufacturing, Bently Nevada offers a comprehensive range of hardware, software, and services designed to enhance equipment reliability, reduce downtime, and optimize performance. Renowned for innovation and precision, the company is committed to delivering solutions that empower businesses to operate efficiently and confidently.
Please take a look at the full-line of Bently Nevada products.
- Acceleration velocity sensors
- Proximity sensors
- Wireless Condition Monitoring
- Hydro sensors
- Transmitters
- Pressure sensors
- Velocity sensors
Acceleration velocity sensors
The evolution of our accelerometer sensors, velocity-sensing tools, pressure sensors, and vibration sensors can be traced back to our velocity sensors.
Proximity sensors
Customers who rely on mission-critical machinery choose our proximity probe sensors to monitor machine conditions and protect important equipment assets.
Wireless Condition Monitoring
Wireless Condition Monitoring can be used for vibration measurement and to gather important machine-health data from a broad range of industrial applications, including power generation, oil and gas, mining, pulp and paper, metal processing, and more.
Hydro sensors
Hydro Sensors record multiple variables – not just one – so that you can obtain a more accurate understanding of your machinery’s vibration issues.
Transmitters
Bently Nevada’s programmable industry-leading vibration transmitter technologies protect your critical machinery.
Pressure sensors
Bently Nevada's line of industrial high-pressure, pressure sensor, and pressure transducer instrumentation has many different industrial applications.
Hydro sensors
Hydro Sensors record multiple variables – not just one – so that you can obtain a more accurate understanding of your machinery’s vibration issues.
