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Characteristics
- Type
- shear beam
- Form
- beam type
- Technology
- strain gauge
- Output signal
- analog
- Applications
- weighing, for hopper, for mixers, for dosing
- Other characteristics
- compact, precision, stainless steel, aluminum alloy, IP67, IP68, rugged
- Rated load
Min.: 0.5 t
(0.55 us ton)Max.: 25 t
(27.56 us ton)
Description
The robust and well-designed load cell from General Measure, with the C2/C3 grade accuracy. GML-DHH8SB shear beam type load cell has the material option with alloy steel and stainless steel. It is compact and easy to install. The weighing capacity is from 500kg to 25000kg, which is usually used for floor scale, batching silo, hopper scale, and industrial platform scale. It can fulfill a wide range of industries that require accurate measurements, avoiding product waste and saving costs.
Multiple Applications
- Floor scale
- Batching silo
- Hopper scale
- Industrial platform scale
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