Tension/compression load cell STA SeriesS-beamsingle-axisstrain gauge
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Characteristics
- Type
- tension/compression
- Form
- S-beam
- Number of axes
- single-axis
- Technology
- strain gauge
- Output signal
- analog
- Applications
- weighing, for hopper, calibration, for dosing, for bagging machines, for testing machine
- Other characteristics
- aluminum alloy, anodized aluminum, low-capacity
- Rated force
Min.: 20 kgf
Max.: 200 kgf
- Rated load
Min.: 20 kg
(44.09 lb)Max.: 200 kg
(440.92 lb)- Length
Min.: 55 mm
(2.165 in)Max.: 55 mm
(2.165 in)- Height
Min.: 62 mm
(2.44 in)Max.: 62 mm
(2.44 in)
Description
"STA series load cells are made from special anodized aluminium alloy that isolates them from corrosion and industrial environments. Work with bending beam principle. STA type load cells were designed for tension or compression or for both tension and compression applications. They are ideal for low capacity applications or for force meters. General Applications - Dosing system - Tank and bunker weighings with low capacity - Packaging and filling machines - Band weighings - Material testing machines Capacity STA series load cells are produced in 20,50,100,200 kg capacities."
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