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Strain gauge pressure sensor P571 analogstainless steelfor the aeronautical industry
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Characteristics
- Technology
- strain gauge
- Output
- analog
- Material
- stainless steel
- Applications
- for the aeronautical industry, for hydraulic applications
- Pressure range
Max.: 15,000 psi
Min.: 100 psi
- Process temperature
Max.: 150 °C
(302 °F)Min.: -40 °C
(-40 °F)
Description
The P571 Pressure Sensor is designed with a small diameter and stainless steel offering high-stability. Thin-film metal strain gauge circuits enable long-term stability of better than 0.1% per year. Options include Hastelloy, 500 Vac insulation resistance, an integral Pt RTD, as well as various specifications on TC Zero and TC Span. The unique design can be used with a variety of pressure fittings either supplied by Strain Measurement or provided by the customer.
Features: -
· Flexible mounting
· Long-term stability
· Wide variety of pairing options
· Various linearity -
Applications:
· Pressure transducers/calibrators
· Hydraulics
· Down-hole
· Aerospace
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