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In the Service login area you can access your calibration certificates and test reports 24/7 wherever you are
The product cockpit contains all the important information about the product at a glance
In just a few steps you can integrate the free CAD data for our torque sensors and process instrumentation into your CAD design
Details for reaching your direct contact
The download menu provides access to all product-related files such as data sheets, user manuals, brochures, videos and much more
OTHER PRODUCTS WE OFFER Sensors
Miniature and standard tension and compression load cells Measurement ranges of 0 … 1 N to 0 … 2 MN Linearity error from < 0.05 % F.S.
Various options available such as IP68, nominal temperature range –55 ° to +200 °C, built-in overload protection and much more
Potentiometric, LVDT and incremental displacement sensors
Measurement ranges of 0 … 1 mm to 0 … 2000 mm Measurement accuracy starting at ±0.5 m
Output signals TTL, 0 … ±10 VDC, 0/4 ... 20 mA, USB, range of accessories and much more
Pressure transducers (relative and absolute) Measurement ranges of 0 … 35 mbar to 0 … 5000 bar Linearity error from < 0.05 % F.S.
Easy to fit, rugged, available in a wide choice of designs and options
SENSOR ELECTRONICS
Display and evaluation instruments Digital panel meters and desktop instruments for sensors
Instrumentation amplifiers Amplifier modules for strain-gauge and potentiometric sensors, in-line instrumentation amps, fieldbus modules and USB sensor interface
PROCESS MONITORING SYSTEMS DIGIFORCE®
9307
Universal process controller for torque monitoring, controlling press-fit and joining operations, tracking process curves, signal testing and leak detection
DIGIFORCE® 9311
X/Y monitoring for controlling press-fit, joining and riveting processes
ForceMaster 9110
Low-Cost monitoring for controlling press-fit operations on manual presses
Further information:
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