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DLRx Load Cells for Precise Force Measurement

High-precision and positioning accuracy is supported by their very small amount of distortion

Baumer
Wed, 11/17/2010 - 15:30
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(Baumer: Southington, CT) -- With the high-precision load cells of the DLRx series, Baumer offers sensors with passive temperature compensation for direct force measurement that boast a very low-temperature effect of < 0.005%/Kelvin (K). Their high-precision and positioning accuracy is supported by their very small amount of distortion. Complying with protection class IP67, they are suitable for use in the packaging industry, mechanical engineering, and many other industrial applications. The sensors cover measuring ranges from zero to ±500 kN with a combined error of < 0.1% of full scale (F.S.) and a repeat accuracy of < 0.03% F.S.

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