The DBCR is a compact version of the classic S-beam load cell and ideal for small scale tension and compression applications. Load cells are available with a bi-directional range of 5N up to 500N with a standard 2mV/V ±0.1% output and accuracy of ±0.05% of the rated capacity.
The DBCR range of low capacity high precision load cells that has been designed for the measurement of compressive and tensile forces. They are used extensively for bi-directional testing across a wide range of research and industrial applications. The DBCR is a compact version of the classic S-beam load cell and offers an accuracy of ±0.05% of the rated capacity.
| Standard Capacities (N): | 0-5, 0-10, 0-20, 0-50, 0-100, 0-250, 0-500 |
| Sensitivity: | 2mv/V ±0.1% |
| Zero Balance/Offset: | <±1.0% Rated Output |
| Non-Linearity: | <±0.05% Rated Output |
| Hysteresis: | <±0.03% Rated Output |
| Repeatability: | <±0.03% Rated Output |
| Input Resistance: | 375 Ohms Nominal |
| Output Resistance: | 350 Ohms Nominal |
| Insulation Resistance: | >5000 @ 50vDC |
| Excitation Voltage: | 10vDC Recommended (2-15vDC Acceptable) |
| Operating Temperature: | -20 to +80°C |
| Compensated Temperature: | 0 to +70°C |
| Storage Temperature: | -20 to +80°C |
| Safe Overload: | 150% of Rated Capacity |
| Ultimate Overload: | 200% of Rated Capacity |
| IP Rating: | Standard IP50 |
| Fatigue Life: | 108 Cycles Typical (109 cycles on fatigue-rated version) |
| Cable: | 2m, 4-Core Screened, PVC Sheath ¶Ø3.5 nominal |
| Construction: | 5N-20N Aluminium Alloy, 50N-500N 17-4PH Stainless Steel |
The optional load buttons and rod end bearings are designed to align forces through the principle axis of the load cell, reducing the effects of extraneous forces. Load Buttons are used for compressive forces and Rod End Bearings are used for tensile forces.
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