- Detection - Measurement
- Force Measurements
- Tension load cell
- Puls Electronic
Tension load cell RS3 Seriessingle-pointsingle-axisstrain gauge
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Characteristics
- Type
- tension
- Form
- single-point
- Number of axes
- single-axis
- Technology
- strain gauge
- Output signal
- analog
- Applications
- for bearings
- Other characteristics
- aluminum alloy, aluminum construction, anodized aluminum, temperature-compensated
- Rated force
Min.: 15 kgf
Max.: 150 kgf
- Rated load
Min.: 15 kg
(33.07 lb)Max.: 150 kg
(330.69 lb)- Length
Min.: 85 mm
(3.346 in)Max.: 85 mm
(3.346 in)- Height
Min.: 63 mm
(2.48 in)Max.: 63 mm
(2.48 in)
Description
"RS3 series load cells were developed to control the tension in winding / unwinding system. It senses the force applied to roll while the RS3 series load cell is in use. It is widely used in textile and printing applications.The RS3 series load cells are made of special anodized alloy that isolates it from corrosion and have visually aesthetic external view.Recommanded bearing no 2203 General Applications Tension Control Applications Printing, Textile Machinery Capacity The RS3 series load cells are produced in 25,50,100 kg capacities."
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