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The Airpax name appears on two quite different kinds of hardware: magnetic speed pickups fitted to engines, turbines and gearboxes, and circuit breakers and thermal protectors used inside equipment. Seven Star LLC lists Airpax speed probes, both magnetic and non-contact rotational types, and sources them for maintenance teams in Oman and the GCC who need a like-for-like replacement on rotating machinery.
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The Airpax name appears on two quite different kinds of hardware: magnetic speed pickups fitted to engines, turbines and gearboxes, and circuit breakers and thermal protectors used inside equipment. Seven Star LLC lists Airpax speed probes, both magnetic and non-contact rotational types, and sources them for maintenance teams in Oman and the GCC who need a like-for-like replacement on rotating machinery.

Airpax speed probes on the site

Both listed items are speed probes that read a toothed wheel or gear without touching it. A magnetic pickup of this kind produces a pulse each time a ferrous tooth passes the pole piece, and the pulse frequency follows shaft speed. Tachometers, governors and overspeed trip units use that signal. The Airpax speed sensor line is sold today under the AI-Tek Instruments name, so current parts may carry either name.

Ordering an Airpax speed sensor: what we need

Speed pickups look alike but are not interchangeable. Please send:

  • The full part number printed on the sensor body, or a clear photo of it
  • Thread size, threaded length and overall length
  • Connector type or lead length
  • The gear tooth count or module and the device the signal feeds

With these we check the Airpax speed sensor against the manufacturer’s data before quoting.

Request a Quote for Airpax Products

Looking for Airpax parts not listed here, or pricing for a project? Send us the part numbers and quantities. Seven Star LLC sources genuine Airpax products for customers across Oman and the GCC and replies with a formal quotation.

Free, no-obligation quotation · takes about 1 minute

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I identify an Airpax speed probe that has no readable label?
Measure the thread diameter and pitch, the threaded length and the total length, and note whether the probe ends in a connector or flying leads. Add the coil resistance measured across the two pins if you can. With those details and a photo we compare the sensor with the manufacturer's drawings and tell you which part number matches.
What is the difference between a magnetic pickup and a powered speed sensor?
A magnetic pickup needs no supply. It generates its own alternating voltage, and that voltage falls as speed drops, so it cannot read a shaft that is turning very slowly. A powered sensor needs a supply and gives a constant-amplitude pulse down to near zero speed. The two are wired differently, so replace like with like.
What should I send to get a quotation for an Airpax speed sensor?
Send the part number from the sensor body, the quantity, and the machine it is fitted to. If the number is worn off, send the dimensions, the connector style and the target gear details. Tell us as well which governor, tachometer or protection module reads the signal, because its input type decides which sensor version fits.
Is Seven Star LLC a distributor of Airpax?
No. Seven Star LLC is an independent industrial supplier based in Muscat. We source Airpax speed sensors through commercial channels, check the model or order code against the manufacturer's documentation before ordering, and provide the manufacturer's datasheet and the certificates the manufacturer issues with the order, on request.