Single-ended Shear Beam Load Cell, 300kg/500kg/1 ton to 3 ton

Engineered for construction and machinery applications, this single-ended shear beam load cell delivers excellent creep resistance, low hysteresis, and strong anti-interference signal output. With a reinforced waterproof cable and over 1,000,000 fatigue life cycles, it performs reliably in complex environments. Choose this high-precision load cell for stable, consistent performance.

Note: The load cell cannot be connected to both the transmitter and the controller at the same time — only one can be selected.

Specification

Features

1. High-strength alloy steel structures: The single-ended shear beam load cell made of 42CrMo alloy steel, offering high strength, impact resistance and long-term durability in industrial environments.
2. IP68 fully sealed design: Hermetically welded single-ended beam load cell with IP68 protection, ensuring reliable performance in wet, dusty and harsh conditions.
3. High-precision output: Compliant with OIML R60, this single-ended beam load cell provides up to 5000d (C3/C5) accuracy with low creep and hysteresis, ensures highly consistent and repeatable measurements, minimizes long-term drift.
4. Stable signal: The load cell with anti-interference design and reinforced cable, providing stable signal output and improved resistance to pulling and damage.

Dimension

Wiring Diagram

Tips: How to choose between dingle-ended beam load cells and double-ended beam load cells?

In industrial weighing applications, the choice between a single-ended beam load cell and a double-ended beam load cell mainly depends on capacity requirements, installation structure, and long-term operating conditions. Single-ended beam load cells are commonly used in platform scales, hopper weighing systems, and medium-capacity applications because they feature a compact structure, easier installation, and a strong balance between accuracy, flexibility, and cost efficiency, making them suitable for a wide range of standard industrial setups. In contrast, double-ended beam load cells are designed for heavy-duty and high-capacity applications such as large silos, truck scales, and bulk material weighing systems, where the structure must handle higher loads with superior stability and reduced deflection over long spans. The key difference lies in that single-ended beam load cells are optimized for versatility and modular system integration, while double-ended beam load cells are built for maximum load-bearing strength and structural stability under extreme conditions. Therefore, you should choose based on whether your priority is flexible medium-range weighing or robust high-capacity performance.