Tension/compression load cell T60
rod endweighingfor hopper

tension/compression load cell
tension/compression load cell
tension/compression load cell
tension/compression load cell
tension/compression load cell
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Characteristics

Type
tension/compression
Form
rod end
Applications
weighing, for hopper
Other characteristics
steel, nickel-plated, IP67
Rated load

Max.: 6,000 kg
(13,227.74 lb)

Min.: 50 kg
(110.23 lb)

Description

The T60 S-type (or S-beam) tension load cell is manufactured from high quality alloy steel and sealed to IP67. Its low cost and wide capacity range of 50kg-6000kg make this model an extremely versatile solution to a range of different applications. The durable polyurethane cable has a high resistance to impacts/cuts, chemicals and UV radiation. Although normally used in tension, it can be used in compression or in a bi-directional (static) manner with suitable adapters in the right application. It is not suitable for dynamic use through zero load. For ease of attachment to the structure being weighed, for example a hanging hopper, a range of tension rod end bearings is available. Key features: • Capacity range: 50kg-6000kg • High quality nickel plated alloy steel, corrosion resistant • Fully potted and sealed to IP67 • 2 mV/V sensitivity and 6-wire connection (with sense wires) • Can be used in tension or compression (not for through-zero dynamic use) • Optional high temperature version for use up to +150 °C • Polyurethane cable • 3 year warranty • Option: zinc plated steel rod end bearings for attachment Typical applications: • Suspended tanks and hoppers • Suspended conveyors and belt scales • Asphalt and concrete batching plants • Big bag (FIBC) filling

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