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20KG S-bar load cell, M8x1.25 stainless steel strain gauge, tensile and compression load cell, yoke load cell for industrial scales
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Welcome to our shop! Discover our S-type force sensor, an ideal choice for your light to medium load measurement applications. This sensor is distinguished by its simple design and easy installation, offering a large contact area for high measurement accuracy. Designed for long-term reliability, this tensile and compression sensor exhibits excellent linearity and remarkable stability. Made of robust stainless steel, it effectively resists rust and corrosion, ensuring a long service life, even in demanding environments. This versatile sensor is perfectly suited for mechanical manufacturing industries, such as machine tools, petrochemicals, steelmaking (including foundries), and aerospace (such as aircraft). It is also suitable for many other applications requiring precise force measurement. Technical specifications: - Type: S-type force sensor - Material: Stainless steel - Model: DYLY 103 - Sensitivity: 2.0 ± 10% mV/V - Nonlinearity: ± 0.03% FS - Hysteresis: ± 0.03% FS - Repeatability: ± 0.03% FS - Creep (30 minutes): ± 0.03% FS - Zero output: ± 1% FS - Zero temperature coefficient: ± 0.03% FS/10℃ - Sensitivity temperature coefficient: ± 0.03% FS/10℃ - Operating temperature range: -20℃ to +80℃ - Impedance: 350 Ω - Safety overload: 150% - Insulation resistance: ≥ 5000 MΩ/100 VDC - Recommended excitation voltage: 5 V - 15 V - Thread: M8x1.25 Package contents: - 1 x Type S force sensor (model DYLY 103) This product is carefully tested to ensure optimal performance and complete satisfaction. Benefit from reliable and accurate measurement for your industrial projects.
Features
- BrandAUTLEAD
- MaterialStainless steel
- Main measurement of the dynamometerForce
- ManoMano ReferenceME269666352
- MMID354090116203
- Product codeYLYG20261014-2026
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