Shear beam load cell LTE Seriesbeam typesingle-axisstrain gauge
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Characteristics
- Type
- shear beam
- Form
- beam type
- Number of axes
- single-axis
- Technology
- strain gauge
- Output signal
- analog
- Applications
- weighing, for hopper, for silos, for crane, calibration, for mixers, for dosing, for bagging machines
- Other characteristics
- steel, nickel-plated, temperature-compensated, rugged
- Rated force
Max.: 10,000 kgf
Min.: 1,000 kgf
- Rated load
Max.: 10,000 kg
(22,046.23 lb)Min.: 0 kg
(0 lb)- Length
Max.: 282 mm
(11.102 in)Min.: 203 mm
(7.992 in)- Height
Max.: 72 mm
(2.83 in)Min.: 48 mm
(1.89 in)
Description
"LTE series load cells are single ended and made from special alloy steel that isolates it from corrosion and industrial environments. Work with shear beam principle and is nickel plated. LTE type load cells were designed for compression applications. It includes IP67 nipple cable and stainless steel cover that enhances environmental protection. General Applications - Weighing platforms - Bunker weighings - Silo and tank weighings with low and middle capacities - Dosing system - Packaging and filling machines - Conveyor weighings Capacity LTE series load cells are produced in 1,2,5,10 ton capacities."
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