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Shear beam load cell LTU Series
beam typesingle-axisstrain gauge

Shear beam load cell - LTU Series - Puls Electronic - beam type / single-axis / strain gauge
Shear beam load cell - LTU Series - Puls Electronic - beam type / single-axis / strain gauge
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Characteristics

Type
shear beam
Form
beam type
Number of axes
single-axis
Technology
strain gauge
Output signal
analog
Applications
weighing, for hopper, for silo, for cranes, for mixers, for dosing, for bagging machines
Other characteristics
steel, nickel-plated
Rated force

Max.: 5,000 kgf

Min.: 500 kgf

Rated load

Max.: 5,000 kg
(11,023.11 lb)

Min.: 500 kg
(1,102.31 lb)

Length

Max.: 170 mm
(6.693 in)

Min.: 130 mm
(5.118 in)

Height

38 mm
(1.5 in)

Description

"LTU Series load cells are made of special alloy steel and nickel plated against corrosion and industrial conditions working with the shear beam principle in the direction of compression. It includes IP67 nipple cable and stainless steel cover that enhances environmental protection.Its compact structure gives a stable structure to the system mounted on. It can be used along with different mounting kits such as rubber mounting accessories, roller bearing type mounting kits and similar. It is a cost effective model when compared to equivalent products in the market. General Usage Area Weighing Platforms Weighing Bunkers Low and Middle Capacity Silo and Tank Weighings Dosing Systems Filling and Packing Machines Conveyor Scales Capacities: Manufactured in 500-1000-2000-5000 kg capacities."

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