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Product category: Loadcells, Force Sensors and Torque Sensors
News Release from: Vishay Nobel | Subject: LTT differential bending beam transducer
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 15 November 2000

Accurate narrow web, low-tension
transducer

Nobel Systems announces the introduction of a new narrow web, low-tension transducer for use in web tension applications, which is compact in size and with high overload capability

Nobel Systems announces the introduction of a new narrow web, low-tension transducer for use in web tension applications This cantilever mounted transducer is designed to measure single strand or narrow web tension in any moving web material that requires low force measurement with high accuracy over a wide range of operating tensions

The material can for example be cable, paper, plastic, film, foil, tape, wire, labels or filaments.

Precision accuracy and long term reliability are assured through the LTT differential bending beam design and the installation of strain gauges connected into a full Wheatstone bridge configuration.

Each unit is temperature compensated and factory calibrated to permit on-site push-button calibration and eliminate the need for on-site test weights.

Accurate tension signals are provided when small wrap angles, high roll weight-to-tension force ratios, and wide ranges of operating tension are used.

This means that this low-tension transducer is not limited by difficult applications.

FM approved for intrinsically safe use the LTT is compact in size and with high overload capability.

It is available with a roller for narrow webs of up to four inches wide or a standard pulley can be used for wire/filament applications.

Its design also allows for the installation of customer-supplied rollers or pulleys. Request a free brochure from Vishay Nobel ...

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