Existing reviews of Micro Load Cell, S type, 1kg/2kg/3kg/10kg to 50kg
Load cell is used on robot and it works very well.
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Schuster
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Date:
24/05/2018
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Hi, we want to buy a s type micro load cell with smaller size. Do you have one?
From:
Schuster
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Date:
20/07/2018
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Hi,yes. We have another s type micro load cell with the smallest size 3*16*19.1mm/M3, capacity 0.5-10kg, accuracy 0.05%F.S. We will send specification to your mailbox. Any question please feel free to contact us.
Is the shield wire connected to the load cell body?
From:
Fahad
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Date:
26/08/2019
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Yes, all the load cell cables include a shielded wire. The color of shielded wire is yellow.
Does the load cell need to be calibrated?
If the load cell permanently mounted. Does it need to be calibrated once in a while because of the creep?
From:
Clayr
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Date:
09/12/2021
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When sensor reading has a large error (measured value is not accurate), the calibration is required, but calibration is not determined according to usage time.
Do you have any suggestions?
We have a small plastic extrusion system where the melted plastic strand may "fall" out of the die and onto the floor and continue to form a pile. This is a system that does not have constant monitoring so we would like to put some type of load cell on the floor where it would sense a load and then sound an alarm and flash a warning light so the stand can be put back into the processing line.
From:
Annette
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Date:
27/07/2022
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We need to know what the approximate weight (Kg) of the melted plastic of falling onto the floor is. If it is too light, the load cell may not be able to detect it, so we need to know what the approximate weight range of the plastic is.
I’m trying to decide on a 50kg tension/compression load cell for my project and I have three questions.
I’m trying to decide on a 50kg tension/compression load cell for my project and I have three questions.
1. For this load cell, the weight is shown as 100g. From my calculations, it couldn’t be over 70g even if it were solid stainless steel. Does the 100g mass include the cable? If not, what is the total mass of the sensor and the cable?
2. Just to confirm, I understand this is a strain gauge-based load cell. Is there a datasheet that shows the configuration or information about the bridge that’s chosen? I have some concerns about the signal creep.
3. The other load cell I am currently considering is this 50kg load cell. I wanna know the mass of the load cell, the linearity of the signal, and the signal creep are the most important features.
From:
DeLisle
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Date:
12/12/2022
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1. The weight of different measuring ranges of the sensor is different, and the weight includes the weight of the cable.
2. Sorry, we don't have the configuration or information about the bridge that's chosen.
3. For the quality, signal linearity, and signal creep of the DYLY-106 load cell, please refer to the specification table.
Weight measurement load cells 50kg
My project require the weight measurement load cells 50kg, any recommendation?
From:
Balqis
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Date:
27/02/2023
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Do you have a recommendation for this load cell?
Our customer has hired us to design a machine to test insertion force of needles, they estimate the amount of force applied to be around 5 lbs and we are looking for a correct load cell to measure how much pressure is being applied to get the needle into the material. The load cell will be mounted to the black piece in the middle of the machine and a servo motor will drive it down while taking measurements. Do you have a recommendation for this load cell?
From:
Alston
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Date:
05/03/2023
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We recommend S-type load cell SKU: ATO-LC-S04, 0-10Kg (in order to prevent overload, the range can be 5Kg or 10Kg), please see spec on: https://www.ato.com/micro-load- cell-s-type-0kg-to-200kg