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News Release from: Calibration Dynamics | Subject: Mensor CPB5000 and CPB5000
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 09 January 2007
Dead weight tester covers a wide range
The Mensor CPB5000 primary standard offers calibration capabilities from -1000mbar to 4000bar with accuracies of 0.015% as standard.
Calibration Dynamics has launched to the UK market one of the most robust, complete and advanced ranges of industrial dead weight testers commercially available and on show at the upcoming MTEC exhibition The Mensor CPB5000 primary standard offers calibration capabilities from -1000mbar to 4000bar with accuracies of 0.015% as standard
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 14 Dec 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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This feature alone differentiates this high quality range of instruments from its competitors.
Pistons can be changed quickly, easily, safely and without tools by virtue of the CPB's patented "connect and protect" system.
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Precision engineering of the CPB's piston cylinder ensures superior spin and float times normally associated with instruments placed higher on the metrological ladder, costing significantly more.
The Mensor CPB5000 is easy to use with all derivatives featuring built-in priming systems and rapid generation of pressure via the axially located variable volume.
At elevated pressures, the CPB5000 offers fingertip control for fine adjustment of pressure.
Trim masses are available for each instrument and local gravity correction can be provided as a zero-cost option.
In operation, the masses are kept as low as possible for improved stability and a mirror is provided so that the floating position can be safely and conveniently viewed.
Instruments can be connected quickly, easily and without spanners thanks to the provision of a quick-connect system allowing convenient, high pressure sealing and 360-degree positioning of the test instrument.
To complement the operation of the CPB5000, the Mensor CPU5000 dead weight tester calibration interface is available in a variety of configurations.
The CPU5000 offers real-time measurements of local changes in environmental conditions and applies their effects to the dead weight tester's own calibration constants in order to facilitate immediate true pressure calculations.
Pressure can be displayed in a variety of corrected units, meaning that multiple weight sets are not required.
The user can either program the CPU to prompt the masses required for a desired pressure or enter the target pressure and read back the required mass values before loading.
This can be further enhanced with the addition of a piston position sensor or electronic calibration modules for the rapid testing of pressure transmitters.
So flexible is the CPU 5000 that it can also be specified for use with any proprietary dead weight tester and can be directly linked to a PC for data transfer.
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