These quarter-bridge strain gages can measure dynamic strains at temperatures up to 800°C.
Quarter bridge strain gauges
For dynamic strains
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SPOT WELDER
Especially designed to mount encapsulated strain gages. To ensure optimum welding, the energy is continuously variable.
Also usable to fix high-temperature lead wires with a metal band or to mount thermocouples.
Welding Energy:
LOW: 0 to 25 Ws, continuously variable
HIGH: 0 to 50 Ws, continuously variable
Welding Speed:
1 Ws: 150 times/min.,
5 Ws: 120 times/min.,
10 Ws: 80 times/min.,
20 Ws: 60 times/min.,
50 Ws: 30 times/min.
Power Supply : AC line
Dimensions and Weight 183 W x 153 H x 313 D mm (Excluding protrusions), approx. 9 kg (mainframe)
Compliance Directive 2014/30/EU (EMC)
Directive 2011/65/EU (RoHS)
Low Voltage Directive:
EN61010-1
EN61010-2-030
(Installation Category II, Pollution Degree 2, Measurement Category O)
Accessories:
Square welding head, grounding clip (With 1.3-m long cable), 2 electrodes (GW-02), metal file, fuse (5 A), hexagon wrench, Instruction Manual
Option: Aluminum trunk (GW-01)
- Strain Method:
Quarter bridge 2-wire system:(120Ω);
Quarter bridge 3-wire system:(120Ω);
Half bridge system, Opposite side 2-active-gage system
Full bridge system - Connector: P12-7
- Gage terminal: Screw soldering terminal
Quarter bridge 2-wire system: (120Ω)
Quarter bridge 3-wire system: (120Ω)
Half bridge system, Opposite side 2-active-gage system and Full bridge system
Gage terminal: Soldering, Screw-fixed
Cable of mainframe: Chloroprene-coated 5 m long
Connector: P12-7
Dimensions: 60×42×20mm
Weight: Approx. 600 g (including cable)
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Kyowa Electronic Instruments
KYOWA ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTS CO, LTD. is a Japanese company that has been covering all core elements of industrial strain measurement technology since 1951.