BRG-50C Ring Torsion Load Cell
Product Introduction
Ring Torsion Load Cell is a force-weight sensor that resembles a ring or circle. It typically contains strain gauges and measures the minute deformation of the ring-shaped elastic body under compression, tension, or torsion to convert mechanical force into an electrical signal, thereby achieving accurate measurement of force or weight.
Structure: The overall structure is a ring or plate ring with a through hole in the center, allowing bolts, tie rods, or shafts to pass through for measuring preload or axial load.
Features: Compact structure, good resistance to eccentric loads and lateral forces, suitable for applications with limited installation space and complex stress conditions.
Technical parameters
| Capacity | 0~10,20,25,30,50,100,200,300,500kg |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Rated Output | 1.5±10%mV/V |
| Zero Balance | ±2% F.S. |
| Non-linearity | ±0.1% F.S. |
| Hysteresis | ±0.1% F.S. |
| Repeatability | ±0.1% F.S. |
| Creep(30min) | ±0.05% F.S. |
| Temp. Effect on Output | ±0.05% F.S./10℃ |
| Temp. Effect on Zero | ±0.05% F.S./10℃ |
| Input Impedance | 750±10Ω |
| Output Impedance | 700±5Ω |
| Insulation | ≥5000MΩ/100VDC |
| Recommended Excitation | 3~10V |
| Operating Temp. Range | -20~80℃ |
| Compensated Temp. Range | -10~60℃ |
| Safe Overload | 120% |
| Maximum Overload | 150% |
| Cable Specifications | Φ3x3m |
| Protection Class | IP65 |
Dimensions (mm)
Simple And Quick Installation
No complex support structure required; can be directly embedded into weighing platforms or weighing stands, suitable for axial weighing scales, warehouse scales, and testing machines.
IP 68 Protection Rating
Uses imported stainless steel laser-welded seals, achieving an IP68 protection rating, suitable for use in various harsh environments, unaffected by dust, corrosion, or temperature changes.
High Overall Accuracy
Controls linearity error, hysteresis error, and repeatability error within 0.01%FS, ensuring near-ideal output linearity across the entire weighing range.
