Tension/compression load cell 2580 series
ringstrain gaugetemperature-compensated

Tension/compression load cell - 2580 series - Instron - ring / strain gauge / temperature-compensated
Tension/compression load cell - 2580 series - Instron - ring / strain gauge / temperature-compensated
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Characteristics

Type
tension/compression
Form
ring
Technology
strain gauge
Other characteristics
temperature-compensated
Rated force

Max.: 600 kN

Min.: 0.5 kN

Description

The 2580 Series load cells are specifically designed for use with 6800 and 5900 Series testing systems; offering exceptional performance with the ability to measure forces as low as 1/1000th of the force capacity to an accuracy of 0.5% of reading. The load cells can withstand loads up to 150% of their force capacity without damage and 300% without mechanical failure. Automatic transducer recognition and electrical calibration, makes them easy to use. The load cells allow the user to zero out the tare weight of a grip or fixture that weighs up to 10% of the force capacity, while still maintaining the full specified accuracy. All Instron load cells are individually temperature-compensated and tested for accuracy and repeatability on calibration apparatus that is traceable to international standards, with a measurement uncertainty that does not exceed one-third of the permissible error of the load cell. Instron 2580 Series load cells are precision force-transducers that contain a full strain gauge bridge bonded to an ultra-high stiffness elastic element. When the element is subjected to a force, the electrical resistance of the gauges changes, which results in an output signal proportional to the applied force. The double-shear design of the element ensures excellent alignment throughout the test and high resistance to offset loading, even with large specimens.

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