Product category:
Pressure measurement systems
News Release from: Kistler Instruments | Subject: Force sensors
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 02 November 2006
Simple to install force sensors for
assembly QA
The new Kistler range of five force sensors has been developed specifically for use in production environments, especially for quality assurance monitoring in press-fit assembly applications
The new range of five force sensors from Kistler Instruments has been developed specifically for use in production environments, especially for quality assurance monitoring in press-fit assembly applications The combination of compact size, simple installation, wide measuring range, overload tolerance and value for money make the new sensors ideal for use in manufacturing applications
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 23 Jun 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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Ultra-miniaturised force sensors
The new Kistler Type 9215 piezoelectric force sensor for tensile and compression forces ranging down to a few millinewtons is exceptionally compact
The sensors cover measuring ranges from 5kN to 120kN and are supplied as standard with 1%, 10% and 100% measuring range calibrations.
In most applications, the sensors may be fitted directly into presses, punches and rams but, where this is not possible, a variety of flanges and adapters are available.
Where high precision coaxial installation is required, such as in presses, a double-sided centering seat is available.
Three of the sensors have a longitudinal, central bore for use with ejector tools and the standard accessories kit includes a steel screw-on cap, to protect the radial cable outlet, mounting adapters and threaded bushes.
SCS calibration and additional measuring range calibration are available as options.
The new Kistler force sensors provide precision process monitoring that is easy to install, robust and virtually maintenance free throughout a long working life.
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