
Up to 2 day RT-2000 Operators training course.

Up to 2 day RT-2000 Operators training course.

1 day RT-Balancer operators training course.

1 - 2 days RT-Vision user and administrator software training course available at Helitune or at customers own location.
Helitune’s engineering heritage dates back to the early 1980s, including the development of the world’s first microprocessor-based rotor track and balance system.
Helitune’s engineering heritage dates back to the early 1980s, including the development of the world’s first microprocessor-based rotor track and balance (RTB) system. This pioneering work laid the foundations for Helitune’s long-standing leadership in helicopter vibration monitoring and health monitoring systems.
Today, Helitune is recognised for designing and developing advanced health monitoring solutions for rotorcraft, combining expertise across sensor development, software engineering, data science and systems integration. Our engineering teams focus on solving real-world operational challenges through customer-driven research and development, innovative technology, and deep application knowledge.
Helitune’s engineering capability is delivered by a multidisciplinary team of approximately 40 engineers operating across the United Kingdom, Germany and the United States. The team supports core product development activities spanning hardware, software and systems design, working closely to deliver fully integrated monitoring solutions.
Key areas of technical expertise include digital signal processing, data analysis, and airborne systems integration, ensuring Helitune products perform reliably in demanding helicopter operating environments.
All products are developed in accordance with AS9100 quality assurance requirements and conform to the appropriate DO-178 (software) and DO-254 (hardware) design assurance levels.
Recognising the growing importance of data intelligence in aviation, Helitune established its Data Science Research Group in 2005. This capability plays a central role in enhancing the intelligence of modern health monitoring systems, enabling earlier detection of issues and more informed maintenance decisions.
A key contributor to the success of this work is Helitune’s long-standing collaboration with the University of Bristol, which began in 2006 through an award-winning Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP). This partnership has supported the application of advanced analytics and research insight into operational helicopter monitoring systems.
Helitune’s engineers continue to push health monitoring into a new era, developing systems that are increasingly capable of interpreting data, identifying patterns and supporting the right action at the right time and in the right area. This engineering-led approach underpins Helitune’s commitment to delivering smarter, more responsive monitoring solutions for helicopter operators worldwide.
Need technical support, product advice or help choosing the right solution? Our team is here to help and will direct your enquiry to the right specialist.
Phone: +44 (0)1805 626 697
Email the Helitune team for direct enquiries
Availability: Monday to Friday, 9 am – 5 pm (UK time)
Our facilities in the UK, USA, France, and Germany are able to provide extensive calibration, repairs, spares, and maintenance services for our customers. Each team consists of qualified technicians who are fully experienced in the repair and calibration of Helitune products.
Helitune provides comprehensive calibration, repair and maintenance services for rotor track and balance (RTB) and vibration monitoring systems. Our authorised facilities in the UK, USA, France and Germany are staffed by qualified technicians with extensive experience in the inspection, repair and calibration of Helitune equipment.
High-precision measuring equipment used in helicopter vibration monitoring and RTB applications should be subject to regular calibration to ensure accuracy and reliability. Industry best practice recommends annual calibration checks, or more frequently where required by the manufacturer or operational environment.
Because Helitune systems are used to assess the condition and performance of aircraft, maintaining calibration accuracy is essential to ensure reliable data and informed maintenance decisions.
Helitune offers a return-to-factory calibration and repair service for all Helitune RTB and vibration monitoring systems. Returning equipment to an authorised Helitune facility allows full functional testing, inspection and calibration to be carried out in a controlled environment using approved procedures and equipment.
As an AS9100 Rev D–approved organisation, Helitune follows recognised aviation best practice and recommends that all RTB equipment and associated accelerometers undergo annual calibration by Helitune or an approved Helitune service centre. Failure to follow recommended servicing intervals may result in reduced system performance or inaccurate measurements.
To maintain the highest possible system performance, Helitune recommends that all components within the Rotortuner kit—including cables, junction boxes and peripheral items- are returned for calibration at the same time as the main units.
This closed-loop approach enables system-level functional checks to be completed, helping to reduce the risk of peripheral component failure during operation and ensuring the complete monitoring system performs as intended.
For customers with an annual Helitune Support and Maintenance package, routine calibration is included alongside technical support via telephone or email. Packages can also be extended to include on-site support visits, providing additional operational assistance where required.
For further information on calibration services or support packages, please contact the Helitune team.
Need technical support, product advice or help choosing the right solution? Our team is here to help and will direct your enquiry to the right specialist.
Phone: +44 (0)1805 626 697
Email the Helitune team for direct enquiries
Availability: Monday to Friday, 9 am – 5 pm (UK time)
Our primary data science research goal is to enhance the intelligence of health monitoring systems, enabling customers to make informed decisions and take meaningful action at the right time.
Helitune’s Data Science capability focuses on enhancing the intelligence of helicopter health monitoring, vibration monitoring and rotor track and balance (RTB) systems. By applying advanced mathematical and algorithmic techniques, we help operators extract meaningful insight from complex data—supporting informed decision-making and timely, effective maintenance action.
Established in 2005, Helitune’s Data Science Team works at the intersection of engineering, mathematics and operational aviation. Our specialists routinely analyse live field data from helicopter fleets to identify patterns, behaviours and early indicators of developing issues that are not visible using conventional analysis methods.
This work underpins Helitune’s broader approach to condition-based maintenance, enabling earlier intervention, improved reliability and reduced unplanned downtime across demanding operational environments.
Helitune’s data science and analytics work draws on a wide range of tools and techniques, including:
These capabilities support the development of intelligent health monitoring algorithms and decision-support tools used across Helitune’s vibration monitoring and RTB solutions.
Helitune’s data science capability supports the development of advanced health monitoring systems across our products, engineering, and applications teams—ensuring analytical insight is translated into practical, operational value.
Need technical support, product advice or help choosing the right solution? Our team is here to help and will direct your enquiry to the right specialist.
Phone: +44 (0)1805 626 697
Email the Helitune team for direct enquiries
Availability: Monday to Friday, 9 am – 5 pm (UK time)
Helitune offers a comprehensive range of maintenance and support packages.
Helitune offers a comprehensive range of maintenance and support packages designed to help operators get the most from their Rotortuner rotor track and balance and vibration monitoring systems throughout their operational life.
Our packages are structured to provide reliable, predictable support—whether you require essential spares coverage or a fully managed lifecycle service.
To best support Rotortuner equipment in operational environments, Helitune offers packages ranging from basic spares provision through to full Life Cycle Management, which can include:
Packages are tailored to system configuration, aircraft type and operational requirements, ensuring appropriate support without unnecessary cost.
Helitune maintenance and support packages are designed to support condition-based maintenance, improve system reliability, and reduce unplanned downtime. By combining calibration, upgrades and expert technical support into a single package, operators benefit from consistent system performance and clearer long-term cost control.
To support planning and budgeting, tailored finance options are available across Helitune maintenance and support packages. Our team will work with you to define a package that aligns with operational needs and commercial priorities.
Need technical support, product advice or help choosing the right solution? Our team is here to help and will direct your enquiry to the right specialist.
Phone: +44 (0)1805 626 697
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Availability: Monday to Friday, 9 am – 5 pm (UK time)
From Sensor to Integrated Vehicle Health Management (IVHM) system development, Helitune has a wealth of experience and knowledge in this area to meet your monitoring needs.
Helitune’s Mechanical Systems Team designs and integrates equipment for helicopter vibration monitoring and rotor track and balance systems, ensuring safe installation and reliable performance in demanding operational environments.
Helitune’s Mechanical Systems Team is responsible for the design, development and integration of vibration monitoring and rotor track and balance (RTB) equipment onto helicopter platforms. Working closely with hardware, software and systems engineers, the team ensures that Helitune products are robust, reliable and suitable for operation in demanding aviation environments.
Using advanced computer-aided design and simulation tools, mechanical components such as brackets, equipment housings and sensor mounts are modelled, analysed and optimised before manufacture. Designs are then subjected to extensive environmental and structural testing to ensure compliance with civil and military aerospace design and safety standards.
This rigorous approach supports safe aircraft integration and long-term reliability across a wide range of helicopter applications.
Helitune’s mechanical engineering capability includes:
These capabilities support the development of mechanically robust systems that protect sensitive instrumentation and ensure accurate vibration measurement in operational helicopter environments.
Helitune’s mechanical systems engineering plays a critical role in enabling the reliable deployment of helicopter vibration monitoring, RTB and health monitoring systems, supporting consistent data capture, safe installation and ease of maintenance throughout the system lifecycle.
Need technical support, product advice or help choosing the right solution? Our team is here to help and will direct your enquiry to the right specialist.
Phone: +44 (0)1805 626 697
Email the Helitune team for direct enquiries
Availability: Monday to Friday, 9 am – 5 pm (UK time)