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The new standard

for rugged

The maintenance professionals who keep the world’s mines,

construction sites, ships and manufacturing plants running

smoothly don’t have the luxury to choose the environments

where they work. It’s their job to keep facilities up and running,

regardless of how dusty, damp or dangerous the job site.

These technicians need tools as tough as they are: durable

enough to keep working, whatever the job, the equipment or

the weather throws their way. Now Fluke, known worldwide

for the precision and durability of its hand held test tools, has

introduced its toughest testers yet: the Fluke 27 II and 28 II

digital multimeters (DMMs).

Engineered to meet international IP 67 standards for resis-

tance to dust and water, tested to withstand a 10-foot drop

and even capable of oating, these tools are designed to keep

performing in the nastiest conditions. For details on their

performance and capabilities see side bar on back.

Keep your facilities up and running

In today’s challenging economy it’s more crucial

than ever to keep facilities running, producing

and creating value. Diagnosing problems early

to head off major outages, and ﬁxing them fast

when they’re discovered, is vital. Yet person-

nel and maintenance budgets may be limited by

downsizing and cutbacks. The performance level

that maintenance teams must meet is higher

than ever.

Plant maintenance technicians play a central

role. If they and their tools don’t get the job done,

an outage could idle hundreds of employees, halt

equipment worth millions, and bring production

and revenue to a dead stop—just when they are

needed most.

So it’s essential that maintenance teams have

tools they can rely on—tools tough enough to

survive the dust, water, falls and impacts com-

mon in industrial settings, and keep doing the

job. Professionals must demand the same level

of accuracy, performance and get-it-done

reliability from their tools they expect from

themselves. This is the job the ultra-durable

Fluke 27 II and 28 II DMMs are designed and

built to do.

Protect and preserve your

tool investment

In addition to being reliable and job-ready, the

Fluke 27 II and 28 II DMMs can provide a ﬁnan-

cial payoff. They can survive dust, moisture and

rough treatment that would send other tools in

for repair—or kill them dead. Dropping a DMM off

a ladder is not a rare occurrence. In some plants,

Summary of content (2 pages)

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The maintenance professionals who keep the world’s mines, construction sites, ships and manufacturing plants running smoothly don’t have the luxury to choose the environments where they work. It’s their job to keep facilities up and running, regardless of how dusty, damp or dangerous the job site. These technicians need tools as tough as they are: durable enough to keep working, whatever the job, the equipment or the weather throws their way.
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A new standard for durability • The new Fluke 27 II and 28 II digital multimeters define a new standard for operating in harsh conditions. • Engineered to be waterproof, dustproof and impact- resistant, these ultra-tough tools keep their users productive in the most challenging jobsite conditions. Federal Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) approval is pending. • When enclosed in their protective yellow holsters, both meters will float in fresh or salt water.