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Portable Strain Indicator

Portable Strain Indicator

Portable Strain Indicator

Product catalog summary
Description:
The ALW-220 Portable Strain Indicator is a versatile and economical instrument designed for high accuracy and multiple functions. It serves as both a Strain Gage Indicator and a Strain Gage Transducer Indicator.

Features:
  • Single input channel with direct reading analog meter display.
  • Resolution of ±1% and BNC analog output of 2 Vdc with nonlinearity of 0.05%.
  • Supports full bridge and quarter bridge circuits with specific input ranges.
  • Accuracy of 0.2% with internal calibration and a reliable TAJIMI circular connector.
  • Powered by 4 AA batteries for up to 80 hours with a battery indicator and low battery LED.
  • Rugged, portable, and lightweight design with line-voltage power option.

Applications:
  • Material testing, strain, stress, and elasticity indication.
  • Load cell, force, torque, pressure, and acceleration indication.
  • Micro-resistance and semiconductor strain gage indication.
  • Strain/stress analysis.

Specifications:
  • Hardware specifications are nominal at +23°C.
  • Inputs: TAJIMI circular socket for independent bridge inputs, accommodating 10-36 AWG wire.
  • One measuring channel for strain gage transducers with applicable bridge resistance of 60 to 1000 Ω.
  • Excitation voltage of 2.5 VDC and input resistance of 10 MΩ or more.
  • Span adjustment ranges from 0.25 to 2.0 mV/V with zero adjustment range of ±2.0 mV/V.
  • Output voltage within 2 V ±1% with a frequency response of 0 to 1K Hz.
  • Direct reading scale with full scale 0-100, nonlinearity within ±1% for meter indication and ±0.1% for output voltage.
  • Standard equivalent strain generated by CAL pushbutton switch with sensitivity settings.
  • Operating temperature range from -10 to +50°C with gage factor fixed at 2.00.
  • Zero point and sensitivity stability within specified limits.
  • Power supply of 6 to 9 VDC with continuous operation for approximately 80 hours using AA alkaline batteries.
  • Dimensions: Max 215(W) × 185(H) × 185 (D) mm, Weight: Max 3.1 kg without batteries.
  • Operational environment: Operating temperature -10°C to 60°C, storage temperature -20°C to 70°C, humidity below 95% RH, non-condensing.
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ALW-220 Portable Strain Indicator • Direct reading Analog Meter display • BNC Analog Output 2 Vdc, Nonlinearity 0.05% #Full bridge circuits •Quarter Bridge circuits Input Range 500-4000 UE • Full bridge circuits Input Range 0.25~2mv/V • Highly reliable TAJ IMI circular connector • Rugged, portable and lightweight •Line-voltage power (Material Test tStrain Indicator (Stress Indicator (Material Elasticity Indicator (Load Cell Indicator (Force Indicator (Torque Indicator (Pressure Indicator (Acceleration Indicator (Micro-Resistance Indicator (Semiconductor Strain Gage Indicator (Strain/Stress Analysis ALW-220 Strain Gage Indicator is an economical instrument with high accuracy and multiple It is a Strain Gage Indicator and also function as a Strain Gage Transducer Indicator. service© advanceinstrument.com

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ALW-220 Portable Strain Indicator Hardware Specifications All specifications nominal or typical at +23° C unless otherwise noted Highly reliable TAJ IMI circular socket accept independent bridge inputs (PRC03-23A10-7F Bulkhead Mount Receptacle 7pin). Mating Plug is (Standard Equivalent Strain (CAL) (Setting Sensitivity Indicator pointer deflection doubles by switching SENS switches x2, x 1 and x0.5. (Operating Temperature Range • Number of Measuring Channels: 1 Channel Applicable sensor Strain Gage Transducer Applicable bridge resistance: 60 to 1000 O •Input Resistance •Span Adjustment Sellable...

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