Model F1270 High-capacity load cell up to 300 t
●Measuring ranges 0 ... 7.5 t to 0 ... 300 t
●For compression forces
●Ingress protection IP68, hermetically sealed
●Relative linearity error from 0.0166 % F-nom
■Description
▲The model F1270 high-capacity load cell is available with rated loads of 7.5 t to 300 t and has been specially developed for application in container and silo weighing technology.
▲It is also suitable for use in harsh industrial applications and in the construction of testing and production plants, where robustness and long-term stability are required.
▲With its special geometry this high-capacity load cell is excellently suited for installation in truck scales. Here it automatically aligns itself in such a way that there is no need for complex and precise positioning of the vehicle on the weighing platform.
▲The use of stainless steel, the welded cover of the strain gauge measuring elements and a glass feed-through for the cable connection allow trouble-free use even under unfavour-able ambient conditions.
▲Due to the integrated radii of the load supports, the instal-lation can be carried out with simple force introduction elements.
●Options
▲Integrated surge arresters (4 x)
▲Accessory mounting kits
[ Weighing ][ dosing systems ][ silo weighing ][ Production lines ][ Testing and production plants ][ Truck scales ] |
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