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    Configurable Tension and Compression Force Sensors

    Calibrate these sensors to your desired capacity to measure tension, compression, or both. Also known as load cells, they measure and track the forces of your equipment by converting them into electrical signals. Send these signals to your computer or programmable logic controller (PLC) to monitor, document, and trigger actions in your machinery.
    When choosing a sensor, consider whether you’ll be measuring tension, compression, or both. Select sensors with a capacity rating higher than the greatest load you expect them to receive. They’re designed to briefly handle forces 1.5 times their load capacity to protect from overload. Choose between a rectangle, round, or S-shape sensor to best suit your application.
    For the most accurate measurements, calibrate these sensors to your data acquisition system or display.
    Round
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Load Cells. Configurable Tension and Compression Force Sensors, Round, Button.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Load Cells. Configurable Tension and Compression Force Sensors, Round, Threaded Through Hole.

    Button

    Threaded Through Hole

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Load Cells. Configurable Tension and Compression Force Sensors, Round, Threaded Standoff.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Load Cells. Configurable Tension and Compression Force Sensors, Round, Threaded Stud.

    Threaded Standoff

    Threaded Stud

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Load Cells. Configurable Tension and Compression Force Sensors, Round, Dual-Sided Threaded Stud.

    Dual-Sided Threaded Stud

    Round sensors have a low profile to fit in tight-clearance spaces.
    Threaded Stud—Those with a threaded stud screw into equipment.
    Threaded Through Hole—Those with a threaded through hole are also known as pancake load cells. They can be bolted to surfaces in any orientation and are commonly used to measure clamping forces. They can be mounted in any orientation.
    Button—Those with a button are often used to measure weight in packaging machinery and for pressure sensing in medical device prototypes. Those without mounting holes are about as thin as a credit card. To mount, sandwich them between two plates or use a thin layer of adhesive. They can only be used for compression applications.
    Dual-Sided Threaded Stud—Those with a dual-sided threaded stud can monitor push-pull forces. For example, they might be used to test the durability of products that repeatedly fold and unfold.
    Threaded Standoff—Those with a threaded standoff have a threaded hole to connect to eye bolts, rod ends, and threaded rods. They’re commonly mounted upside-down between a tank and a leveling mount to weigh material in small tanks and silos.
    IP66 Enclosure Rating—IP66 sensors stand up to spraying water.
    Enclosure Rating—IP-rated sensors seal out dust.
    Load
    Connection
    Mounting Holes
    Wt. Cap.
    Accuracy
    Wt. Measuring
    Increments
    Thread Size
    Stud
    Lg.
    Dia.
    Ht.
    Sensor
    Material
    Temp. Range,
    ° F
    Location
    Fasteners
    Included
    No.
    of
    Diameter,
    mm
    Thread Size
    Enclosure
    Rating
    Each
    Measures Tension and Compression
     
    With 1 Threaded Stud
    110 lb.; 50 kg±8.8 oz., ±250 g0.01 lb., 0.001 kgM12 × 1.75 mm1"2"2"Alloy Steel0 to 140BottomNo4M5 × 0.8 mmIP66
    3487N1940000000
    220 lb.; 100 kg±1.1 lb., ±500 g0.01 lb., 0.01 kgM12 × 1.75 mm1"2"2"Alloy Steel0 to 140BottomNo4M5 × 0.8 mmIP66
    3487N195000000
    440 lb.; 200 kg±2.2 lb., ±1 kg0.01 lb., 0.01 kgM12 × 1.75 mm1"2"2"Alloy Steel0 to 140BottomNo4M5 × 0.8 mmIP66
    3487N196000000
     
    With 1 Threaded Through Hole
    1,100 lb.; 500 kg±8.8 oz., ±250 g0.1 lb., 0.01 kgM10 × 1.5 mm2 15/16"1"Alloy Steel0 to 140TopNo66.53487N223000000
    2,200 lb.; 1,000 kg±1.1 lb., ±500 g0.1 lb., 0.01 kgM12 × 1.75 mm3 9/16"1"Alloy Steel0 to 140TopNo68.53487N224000000
    5,510 lb.; 2,500 kg±2.8 lb., ±1.25 kg0.1 lb., 0.1 kgM12 × 1.75 mm3 9/16"1"Alloy Steel0 to 140TopNo68.53487N225000000
    11,020 lb.; 5,000 kg±5.5 lb., ±2.5 kg1 lb., 0.1 kgM24 × 3 mm5 1/2"1 3/4"Alloy Steel0 to 140TopNo8113487N226000000
     
    With 2 Dual-Sided Threaded Studs
    2.2 lb.; 1 kg±0.35 oz., ±10 g0.001 oz., 0.1 gM3 × 0.5 mm5/16"1"1 1/4"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N452000000
    4.4 lb.; 2 kg±0.7 oz., ±20 g0.001 oz., 0.1 gM3 × 0.5 mm5/16"1"1 1/4"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N453000000
    11 lb.; 5 kg±1.8 oz., ±50 g0.01 oz., 0.1 gM5 × 0.8 mm5/16"1"1 7/16"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N454000000
    22 lb.; 10 kg±0.35 oz., ±100 g0.01 lb., 0.001 kgM5 × 0.8 mm5/16"1"1 7/16"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N455000000
    220 lb.; 100 kg±2.2 lb., ±1 kg0.01 lb., 0.001 kgM6 × 1 mm5/16"1"1 7/16"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N456000000
     
    With 2 Threaded Standoffs
    25,000 lb.; 11,335 kg±12.5 lb., ±5.7 kg1 lb., 1 kg3/4"-16
    4 3/4"3 1/16"Alloy Steel-40 to 1753487N519000000
     
    Measures Compression Not Legal-for-Trade
     
    With 1 Button
    4.4 lb.; 2 kg±0.7 oz., ±20 g0.1 lb., 0.01 kg1/2"1/4"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N446000000
    22 lb.; 10 kg±3.5 oz., ±100 g0.1 lb., 0.1 kg1/2"1/4"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N447000000
    55 lb.; 25 kg±0.44 oz., ±12.5 g0.01 lb., 0.01 kg2 1/16"7/8"Alloy Steel0 to 140BottomNo4M5 × 0.8 mmIP66
    3487N176000000
    110 lb.; 50 kg±0.88 oz., ±25 g0.01 lb., 0.001 kg2 1/16"7/8"Alloy Steel0 to 140BottomNo4M5 × 0.8 mmIP66
    3487N177000000
    220 lb.; 100 kg±1.8 oz., ±50 g0.01 lb., 0.01 kg2 1/16"7/8"Alloy Steel0 to 140BottomNo4M5 × 0.8 mmIP66
    3487N178000000
    550 lb.; 250 kg±4.4 oz., ±125 g0.01 lb., 0.01 kg2 1/16"7/8"Alloy Steel0 to 140BottomNo4M5 × 0.8 mmIP66
    3487N179000000
    1,100 lb.; 500 kg±8.8 oz., ±250 g0.1 lb., 0.01 kg2 1/16"7/8"Alloy Steel0 to 140BottomNo4M5 × 0.8 mmIP66
    3487N18000000
    2,200 lb.; 1,000 kg±1.1 lb., ±500 g0.1 lb., 0.01 kg2 1/16"7/8"Alloy Steel0 to 140BottomNo4M5 × 0.8 mmIP66
    3487N181000000
    4,405 lb.; 2,000 kg±2.2 lb., ±1 kg0.1 lb., 0.1 kg3 1/4"1 3/4"Alloy Steel0 to 140BottomNo3M8 × 1.25 mmIP66
    3487N517000000
    11,020 lb.; 5,000 kg±5.5 lb., ±2.5 kg1 lb., 0.1 kg3 1/4"1 3/4"Alloy Steel0 to 140BottomNo3M8 × 1.25 mmIP66
    3487N518000000
     
    Load Cell Junction Boxes

    Ready-to-Use Tension and Compression Force Sensors

    Already calibrated, these sensors are ready to use right out of the box. Use them to measure forces in equipment by converting forces into electrical signals. They’re also used as the foundation within custom-built scales and force gauges, and to measure force in crash tests and other quality control processes. These sensors are also known as load cells.
    When choosing a sensor, consider whether you’ll be measuring tension, compression, or both. Select sensors with a capacity rating higher than the greatest load you expect them to receive. They’re designed to briefly handle forces over their load capacity to protect from overload. Choose between a rectangle, round, S-shape, or cylinder sensor to best suit your application.
    For the most accurate measurements, these sensors may need to be recalibrated.
    Round
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Load Cells. Ready-to-Use Tension and Compression Force Sensors, Round, Button.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Load Cells. Ready-to-Use Tension and Compression Force Sensors, Round, Threaded Through Hole.

    Button

    Threaded Through Hole

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Load Cells. Ready-to-Use Tension and Compression Force Sensors, Round, Threaded Standoff.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Load Cells. Ready-to-Use Tension and Compression Force Sensors, Round, Threaded Stud.

    Threaded Standoff

    Threaded Stud

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Load Cells. Ready-to-Use Tension and Compression Force Sensors, Round, Dual-Sided Threaded Stud.

    Dual-Sided Threaded Stud

    Button—Round sensors with a button are often used to measure weight in packaging machinery and for pressure sensing in medical device prototypes.
    Threaded Standoff—Round sensors with threaded standoffs have a threaded hole to connect to eye bolts, rod ends, and threaded rods. They’re commonly mounted upside-down between a tank and a leveling mount to weight material in small tanks and silos.
    Dual-Sided Threaded Stud—Round sensors with a dual-sided threaded stud can monitor push-pull forces. For example, they might be used to test the durability of products that repeatedly fold and unfold.
    Threaded Stud—Round sensors with a threaded stud screw into equipment.
    Threaded Through Hole—Round sensors with a threaded through hole are also known as pancake load cells. They can be bolted to surfaces in any orientation and are commonly used to measure clamping forces.
    IP66 Enclosure Rating— IP66 sensors stand up to spraying water.
    Legal-for-Trade—Legal-for-trade sensors are NTEP approved for use with equipment that measures materials sold by weight.
    Enclosure Rating—IP-rated sensors seal out dust.
    Load
    Connection
    Mounting Holes
    Wt. Cap.
    Accuracy
    Wt. Measuring
    Increments
    Thread Size
    Stud
    Lg.
    Dia.
    Ht.
    Sensor
    Material
    Temp. Range,
    ° F
    Location
    Fasteners
    Included
    No.
    of
    Diameter,
    mm
    Thread Size
    Enclosure
    Rating
    Each
    Measures Tension and Compression
     
    With 1 Threaded Through Hole
    550 lb.; 250 kg±4.4 oz., ±125 g0.01 lb., 0.01 kgM10 × 1.5 mm2 15/16"1"Alloy Steel0 to 140TopNo66.56131N250000000
     
    With 2 Dual-Sided Threaded Studs
    220 lb.; 100 kg±2.2 lb., ±1 kg0.01 lb., 0.001 kgM6 × 1 mm5/16"1"1 7/16"Alloy Steel0 to 1406131N2400000000
     
    With 2 Threaded Standoffs
    5,000 lb.; 2,265 kg±2.5 lb., ±1.13 kg0.1 lb., 0.1 kg1/2"-20
    4 1/8"2 1/2"Alloy Steel-40 to 1756131N1600000000
    10,000 lb.; 4,535 kg±5 lb., ±2.2 kg0.1 lb., 0.1 kg1/2"-20
    4 1/8"2 1/2"Alloy Steel-40 to 1756131N1700000000
    25,000 lb.; 11,335 kg±12.5 lb., ±5.7 kg1 lb., 1 kg3/4"-16
    4 3/4"3 1/16"Alloy Steel-40 to 1756131N1800000000
     
    Measures Compression Not Legal-for-Trade
     
    With 1 Button
    550 lb.; 250 kg±4.4 oz., ±125 g0.01 lb., 0.01 kg2 1/16"7/8"Alloy Steel0 to 140BottomNo4M5 × 0.8 mmIP66
    6131N21000000
    1,100 lb.; 500 kg±8.8 oz., ±250 g0.1 lb., 0.01 kg2 1/16"7/8"Alloy Steel0 to 140BottomNo4M5 × 0.8 mmIP66
    6131N22000000
    2,200 lb.; 1,000 kg±1.1 lb., ±500 g0.1 lb., 0.01 kg2 1/16"7/8"Alloy Steel0 to 140BottomNo4M5 × 0.8 mmIP66
    6131N19000000
    4,405 lb.; 2,000 kg±2.2 lb., ±1 kg0.1 lb., 0.1 kg3 1/4"1 3/4"Alloy Steel0 to 140BottomNo3M8 × 1.25 mmIP66
    6131N14000000
    11,020 lb.; 5,000 kg±5.5 lb., ±2.5 kg1 lb., 0.1 kg3 1/4"1 3/4"Alloy Steel0 to 140BottomNo3M8 × 1.25 mmIP66
    6131N15000000
     
    With 1 Threaded Stud
    110 lb.; 50 kg±8.8 oz., ±250 g0.01 lb., 0.001 kgM12 × 1.75 mm15/16"2"2"Alloy Steel0 to 140BottomNo4M5 × 0.8 mmIP66
    6131N23000000
     
    Load Cell Junction Boxes

    Ready-to-Use Tension and Compression Force Sensor Kits

    With a sensor that’s already calibrated and everything you need to relay data, these kits come ready to operate. Use them to measure forces in equipment and send the data directly to a computer or programmable logic controller (PLC) to monitor, document, and trigger actions in machinery. They’re also used as the foundation within custom-built scales and force gauges, and to measure force in crash tests and other quality control processes. These sensors are also known as load cells.
    When choosing a sensor, consider whether you’ll be measuring tension, compression, or both. Select sensors with a capacity rating higher than the greatest load you expect them to receive. They’re designed to briefly handle forces 1.5 times their load capacity to protect from overload. Choose between a rectangle, round, or S-shape sensor to best suit your application.
    Round
    Image of System. PC Connection Kit. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. PC Connection Kits. Ready-to-Use Tension and Compression Force Sensor Kits.
    Image of System. PLC Connection Kit. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. PLC Connection Kits. Ready-to-Use Tension and Compression Force Sensor Kits.

    PC Connection Kit

    PLC Connection Kit

    Image of System. Wireless PC Connection Kit. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Wireless PC Connection Kits. Ready-to-Use Tension and Compression Force Sensor Kits.

    Wireless PC Connection Kit

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Load Cells. Ready-to-Use Tension and Compression Force Sensor Kits, Round, Button.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Load Cells. Ready-to-Use Tension and Compression Force Sensor Kits, Round, Threaded Through Hole.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Load Cells. Ready-to-Use Tension and Compression Force Sensor Kits, Round, Threaded Standoff.

    Button

    Threaded Through Hole

    Threaded Standoff

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Load Cells. Ready-to-Use Tension and Compression Force Sensor Kits, Round, Dual-Sided Threaded Standoff.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Load Cells. Ready-to-Use Tension and Compression Force Sensor Kits, Round, Threaded Stud.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Load Cells. Ready-to-Use Tension and Compression Force Sensor Kits, Round, Dual-Sided Threaded Stud.

    Dual-Sided Threaded Standoff

    Threaded Stud

    Dual-Sided Threaded Stud

    Round sensors have a low profile to fit in tight-clearance spaces.
    Dual-Sided Threaded Stud—Those with a dual-sided threaded stud can monitor push-pull forces. For example, they might be used to test the durability of products that repeatedly fold and unfold.
    Button—Those with a button are often used to measure weight in packaging machinery and for pressure sensing in medical device prototypes.
    Threaded Stud—Those with a threaded stud screw into equipment.
    Threaded Through Hole—Those with a threaded through hole are also known as pancake load cells. They can be bolted to surfaces in any orientation and are commonly used to measure clamping forces.
    IP66 Enclosure Rating— IP66 rated sensors stand up to spraying water.
    Threaded Stud—Sensors with a threaded stud screw into equipment.
    Dual-Sided Threaded Stud—Sensors with a dual-sided threaded stud can monitor push-pull forces. For example, they might be used to test the durability of products that repeatedly fold and unfold.
    PC Connection Kits—PC connection kits link to a computer, tablet, or LCD display. All include a calibrated force sensor, a data conversion hub, and data-recording software. The conversion hub turns electrical signals from the sensor into usable force measurements. The software plots and analyzes measurements, so you can track high, low, and average values over time. It can also set off connected alarms or notify you when readings fall outside a set range. Export the data to Microsoft Excel and other analytical software such as MATLAB and LabVIEW. Wired PC connection kits come with a 6-ft. hub-to-PC USB cord.
    PLC Connection Kits—PLC connection kits send an analog signal to your PLC to trigger actions such as diverting items that exceed a certain weight on a conveyor. They include a calibrated sensor and a data conversion hub. They’re not for use with LCD displays.
    PLC/PC Connection Kits—PLC/PC connection kits combine the trigger functions of a PLC with the tracking and notification features of computer software. They include a calibrated force sensor, a data conversion hub, data-recording software, and a 6-ft. hub-to-USB cord.
    Wireless PC Connection Kits—Wireless PC connection kits transmit data over Wi-Fi to your computer from their conversion hub without a cord.
    Enclosure Rating—IP rated sensors seal out dust.
    Load
    Connection
    PC
    Connection Kits
    PLC
    Connection Kits
    PLC/PC
    Connection Kits
    Wireless PC
    Connection Kits
    Wt. Cap.
    Accuracy
    Wt. Measuring
    Increments
    Thread Size
    Stud
    Lg.
    Dia.
    Ht.
    Sensor Material
    Temp. Range,
    ° F
    Each
    Each
    Each
    Each
    Measures Compression and Tension (Not Legal-for-Trade)
     
    With 1 Threaded Through Hole
    550 lb.; 250 kg±4.4 oz., ±125 g0.01 lb., 0.01 kgM10 × 1.5 mm2 15/16"1"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N2370000000003487N252000000000———06384N37000000000
    1,100 lb.; 500 kg±8.8 oz., ±250 g0.1 lb., 0.01 kgM10 × 1.5 mm2 15/16"1"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N238000000003487N25300000000———06384N3900000000
    2,200 lb.; 1,000 kg±1.1 lb., ±500 g0.1 lb., 0.01 kgM12 × 1.75 mm3 9/16"1"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N239000000003487N25400000000———06384N3500000000
    5,510 lb.; 2,500 kg±2.8 lb., ±1.25 kg0.1 lb., 0.1 kgM12 × 1.75 mm3 9/16"1"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N24000000003487N25500000000———06384N3800000000
    11,020 lb.; 5,000 kg±5.5 lb., ±2.5 kg1 lb., 0.1 kgM24 × 3 mm5 1/2"1 3/4"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N241000000003487N25600000000———06384N3600000000
     
    With 2 Dual-Sided Threaded Standoffs
    50 lb.; 22 kg±1.2 oz., ±33 g0.1 lb., 0.01 kg1/2"-20
    3 1/4"2 3/16"17-4 PH Stainless Steel
    70 to 85———0———03487N138000000000———0
    250 lb.; 113 kg±6 oz., ±170 g0.01 lb., 0.1 kg1/2"-20
    3 1/4"2 3/16"17-4 PH Stainless Steel
    70 to 85———0———03487N1400000000———0
    1,000 lb.; 450 kg±2.5 lb., ±1.13 kg0.1 lb., 0.01 kg1/2"-20
    3 1/4"2 3/16"17-4 PH Stainless Steel
    70 to 85———0———03487N14200000000———0
    2,500 lb.; 1,130 kg±25 lb., ±11.3 kg1 lb., 1 kg1/2"-20
    3 1/4"2 3/16"17-4 PH Stainless Steel
    70 to 85———0———03487N14300000000———0
     
    With 2 Dual-Sided Threaded Studs
    2.2 lb.; 1 kg±0.35 oz., ±10 g0.001 oz., 0.1 gM3 × 0.5 mm5/16"1"1 1/4"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N467000000003487N48200000000———0———0
    4.4 lb.; 2 kg±0.7 oz., ±20 g0.001 oz., 0.1 gM3 × 0.5 mm5/16"1"1 1/4"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N468000000003487N48300000000———0———0
    11 lb.; 5 kg±1.8 oz., ±50 g0.01 oz., 0.1 gM5 × 0.8 mm5/16"1"1 7/16"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N469000000003487N48400000000———0———0
    22 lb.; 10 kg±3.5 oz., ±100 g0.01 lb., 1 kgM5 × 0.8 mm5/16"1"1 7/16"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N47000000003487N48500000000———0———0
    100 lb.; 45 kg±8 oz., ±225 g0.1 lb., 1 kg1/4"-28
    1/2"1 1/4"1 13/16"17-4 PH Stainless Steel
    70 to 853487N16200000000———0———0———0
    220 lb.; 100 kg±2.2 lb., ±1 kg0.01 lb., 1 kgM6 × 1 mm5/16"1"1 7/16"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N471000000003487N48600000000———06384N3400000000
     
    With 2 Threaded Standoffs
    25,000 lb.; 11,335 kg±12.5 lb., ±5.7 kg1 lb., 1 kg3/4"-16
    4 3/4"3 1/16"Alloy Steel-40 to 1756384N4300000000———0———0———0
     
    Measures Compression, and Tension—IP66 Rated (Not Legal-for-Trade)
     
    With 1 Threaded Stud
    110 lb.; 50 kg±8.8 oz., ±250 g0.01 lb., 1 kgM12 × 1.75 mm1"2"2"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N206000000003487N21800000000———0———0
    220 lb.; 100 kg±1.1 lb., ±500 g0.01 lb., 0.01 kgM12 × 1.75 mm1"2"2"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N207000000003487N21900000000———0———0
    440 lb.; 200 kg±2.2 lb., ±1 kg0.01 lb., 0.01 kgM12 × 1.75 mm1"2"2"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N208000000003487N2200000000———0———0
    1,100 lb.; 500 kg±5.5 lb., ±2.5 kg0.01 lb., 0.01 kgM12 × 1.75 mm1"2"2"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N209000000003487N22100000000———0———0
     
    Measures Compression (Not Legal-for-Trade)
     
    With 1 Button
    4.4 lb.; 2 kg±0.7 oz., ±20 g0.1 lb., 0.01 kg1/2"1/4"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N448000000003487N45000000———0———0
    10 lb.; 4.5 kg±0.8 oz., ±23 g0.001 lb., 1 kg1 1/4"13/32"17-4 PH Stainless Steel
    70 to 853487N144000000———0———0———0
    22 lb.; 10 kg±3.5 oz., ±100 g0.1 lb., 0.1 kg1/2"1/4"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N449000000003487N451000000———0———0
    100 lb.; 45 kg±8 oz., ±225 g0.1 lb., 1 kg1 1/4"13/32"17-4 PH Stainless Steel
    70 to 853487N146000000———0———0———0
    200 lb.; 90 kg±1 lb., ±450 g1 lb., 0.01 kg1 1/4"13/32"17-4 PH Stainless Steel
    70 to 853487N147000000———0———0———0
     
    With 1 Threaded Standoff
    50 lb.; 22 kg±1.2 oz., ±33 g0.1 lb., 0.01 kg1/2"-20
    3 1/4"1 3/16"17-4 PH Stainless Steel
    70 to 853487N108000000———0———0———0
    100 lb.; 45 kg±2.4 oz., ±68 g0.01 lb., 1 kg1/2"-20
    3 1/4"1 3/16"17-4 PH Stainless Steel
    70 to 853487N109000000———0———0———0
    250 lb.; 113 kg±6 oz., ±170 g0.01 lb., 0.1 kg1/2"-20
    3 1/4"1 3/16"17-4 PH Stainless Steel
    70 to 853487N11000000———0———0———0
    500 lb.; 225 kg±12 oz., ±338 g0.01 lb., 0.1 kg1/2"-20
    3 1/4"1 3/16"17-4 PH Stainless Steel
    70 to 853487N111000000———0———0———0
    1,000 lb.; 450 kg±2.5 lb., ±1.13 kg0.1 lb., 0.01 kg1/2"-20
    3 1/4"1 3/16"17-4 PH Stainless Steel
    70 to 853487N112000000———0———0———0
    2,500 lb.; 1,130 kg±25 lb., ±11.3 kg1 lb., 1 kg1/2"-20
    3 1/4"1 3/16"17-4 PH Stainless Steel
    70 to 853487N113000000———0———0———0
     
    With 1 Threaded Stud
    50 lb.; 22 kg±4 oz., ±110 g0.1 lb., 0.01 kg10-32
    1/2"1 1/4"13/16"17-4 PH Stainless Steel
    70 to 853487N153000000———0———0———0
     
    With 1 Threaded Through Hole
    1,100 lb.; 500 kg±8.8 oz., ±250 g0.1 lb., 0.01 kgM10 × 1.5 mm2 15/16"1"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N228000000003487N243000000———0———0
    2,200 lb.; 1,000 kg±1.1 lb., ±500 g0.1 lb., 0.01 kgM12 × 1.75 mm3 9/16"1"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N229000000003487N244000000———0———0
    5,510 lb.; 2,500 kg±2.8 lb., ±1.25 kg0.1 lb., 0.1 kgM12 × 1.75 mm3 9/16"1"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N23000000003487N245000000———0———0
    11,020 lb.; 5,000 kg±5.5 lb., ±2.5 kg1 lb., 0.1 kgM24 × 3 mm5 1/2"1 3/4"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N231000000003487N246000000———06384N3100000000
     
    With 2 Dual-Sided Threaded Studs
    2.2 lb.; 1 kg±0.35 oz., ±10 g0.001 oz., 0.1 gM3 × 0.5 mm5/16"1"1 1/4"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N45700000000———0———0———0
    4.4 lb.; 2 kg±0.7 oz., ±20 g0.001 oz., 0.1 gM3 × 0.5 mm5/16"1"1 1/4"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N45800000000———0———0———0
    220 lb.; 100 kg±2.2 lb., ±1 kg0.01 lb., 1 kgM6 × 1 mm5/16"1"1 7/16"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N46100000000———0———0———0
     
    With 2 Threaded Standoffs
    25,000 lb.; 11,335 kg±12.5 lb., ±5.7 kg1 lb., 1 kg3/4"-16
    4 3/4"3 1/16"Alloy Steel-40 to 1756384N4200000000———0———0———0
     
    Measures Compression—IP66 Rated (Not Legal-for-Trade)
     
    With 1 Button
    55 lb.; 25 kg±0.44 oz., ±12.5 g0.01 lb., 0.01 kg2 1/16"7/8"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N1820000003487N188000000———0———0
    110 lb.; 50 kg±0.88 oz., ±25 g0.01 lb., 1 kg2 1/16"7/8"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N1830000003487N189000000———0———0
    220 lb.; 100 kg±1.8 oz., ±50 g0.01 lb., 0.01 kg2 1/16"7/8"Alloy Steel0 to 140———03487N19000000———0———0
    550 lb.; 250 kg±4.4 oz., ±125 g0.01 lb., 0.01 kg2 1/16"7/8"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N1850000003487N191000000———06384N2500000000
    1,100 lb.; 500 kg±8.8 oz., ±250 g0.1 lb., 0.01 kg2 1/16"7/8"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N1860000003487N192000000———06384N2600000000
    2,200 lb.; 1,000 kg±1.1 lb., ±500 g0.1 lb., 0.01 kg2 1/16"7/8"Alloy Steel0 to 1403487N1870000003487N193000000———06384N2400000000
    4,405 lb.; 2,000 kg±2.2 lb., ±1 kg0.1 lb., 0.1 kg3 1/4"1 3/4"Alloy Steel0 to 1406384N1700000000———0———06384N2800000000
    11,020 lb.; 5,000 kg±5.5 lb., ±2.5 kg1 lb., 0.1 kg3 1/4"1 3/4"Alloy Steel0 to 1406384N1800000000———0———06384N2900000000
     
    Measures Tension (Not Legal-for-Trade)
     
    With 1 Threaded Stud
    50 lb.; 22 kg±4 oz., ±110 g0.1 lb., 0.01 kg10-32
    1/2"1 1/4"13/16"17-4 PH Stainless Steel
    70 to 85———0———03487N16900000000———0
     
    Accessories for Load Cells

    Compression Force Sensors for Tight Spaces

    Thinner than a credit card, these force sensors fit into narrow spaces to measure the applied load between two surfaces. While they’re less accurate than larger alternatives such as load cells and handheld force gauges, these will fit almost anywhere. Place them within an industrial press to make sure it’s operating in a safe range, or form them to the contour of a forklift seat to test the concept of adding a smart switch that detects when an operator is sitting and ready to operate the forklift. Sensors should be calibrated before first use. Also known as force sensing resistors.
    Sensors
    Image of Product. Round Sensor. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Load Cells. Compression Force Sensors for Tight Spaces, Round.

    Round Sensor

    Image of Specification. 2-Pin Connection. Front orientation. ZoomedIn view. Contains Border. 2-Pin Sensor Connection. Compression Force Sensors for Tight Spaces.
    Image of Specification. 3-Pin Connection. Front orientation. ZoomedIn view. Contains Border. 3-Pin Sensor Connection. Compression Force Sensors for Tight Spaces.

    2-Pin Connection

    3-Pin Connection

    Image of Specification. Tab Connection. Front orientation. ZoomedIn view. Contains Border. Tab Sensor Connection. Compression Force Sensors for Tight Spaces.

    Tab Connection

    Image of Product. Adapter. Front orientation. Amphenol Cords. Compression Force Sensors for Tight Spaces.
    Image of Product. Extension Cable. Front orientation. Amphenol Cords. Compression Force Sensors for Tight Spaces.

    Adapter

    Extension Cable

    Expand your connection kit with additional sensors. Using more than one sensor allows you to monitor pressure at multiple points across a machine. Each sensor requires its own hub. Track changes in resistance by adding a multimeter, or use the data recording software included in our kits (sold separately).
    Additional sensors and hubs expand the connections kits.
    2-Pin Sensor Connection and 3-Pin Sensor Connection—To connect 3-pin and 2-pin sensors into hubs with USB connections, adapters (sold separately) are required
    Extension Cables—Adapters are required to connect 3-pin and 2-pin sensors into hubs with a USB connection.
    Load Cells
    Extension Cables
    Measuring
    Increments
    Wt. Cap.,
    lb.
    Force Cap.,
    N
    Accuracy
    Weight,
    lb.
    Force,
    N
    Wd.,
    mm
    Thk.,
    mm
    Sensing
    Area Dia., mm
    Max. Current,
    mA
    Input Voltage
    Range, V DC
    Temp. Range,
    ° F
    Choose a Length,
    mm
    Each
    Each
    Round—Tab Sensor Connection
    14±3%0.10.01140.2039.532.50.25 to 1.25-40 to 1402293692N31000000———0
    25111±3%0.10.01140.2039.532.50.25 to 1.25-40 to 1402293692N3200000———0
    150667±3%0.10.01140.2039.532.50.25 to 1.25-40 to 1402293692N3300000———0
     
    Round—2-Pin Sensor Connection
    14±3%0.10.01140.2039.532.50.25 to 1.25-40 to 185253692N37000003692N51000000
    418±3%0.10.017.60.2033.82.50.25 to 1.25-40 to 140163692N1100000———0
    25111±3%0.10.01140.2039.532.50.25 to 1.25-40 to 140253692N26000003692N5100000
    25111±3%0.10.0131.80.20325.42.50.25 to 1.25-40 to 140253692N28000003692N5100000
    100445±3%0.10.01140.2039.532.50.25 to 1.25-40 to 140253692N27000003692N5100000
     
    Round—3-Pin Sensor Connection
    14±3%0.10.01140.2039.532.50.25 to 1.25-40 to 14051, 1913692N1000003692N5100000
    25111±3%0.10.01140.2039.532.50.25 to 1.25-40 to 14051, 1913692N2000003692N5100000
    100445±3%0.10.01140.2039.532.50.25 to 1.25-40 to 14051, 1913692N3000003692N5100000
    150667±3%0.10.01140.2039.532.50.25 to 1.25-40 to 1401913692N36000003692N5100000
     
    Accessories for Load Cells

    Torque Sensors

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Contains Annotated. Torque Sensors.
    Measure and record manually applied torque. These sensors convert torque into an electrical signal that your computer or programmable logic controller (PLC) can read.
    PC Connection Kits—Sensors with a PC connection kit include software that plots and analyzes measurements, so you can track highs, lows, and averages over time. If measurements fall outside a certain range, the software can also set off alarms or send you an email. Export your data to Excel, MATLAB, LabVIEW, and other programs for analysis. Connect to a computer or tablet with the included USB cord.
    PLC Connection Kits—Sensors with a PLC connection kit send signals to a PLC to trigger actions in your system, such as checking for proper fastening between joints or connections. They can also trigger robotic arms and other machinery to apply a precise amount of force.
    Wireless PC Connection Kits—Sensors with a wireless PC connection kit also have a built-in transmitter that uses Wi-Fi to send signals to a USB receiver plugged into your PC.
    Accuracy
    Sensors
    PC
    Connection Kits
    PLC
    Connection Kits
    Wireless PC
    Connection Kits
    Torque Range,
    N-m
    N Torque Measuring
    Increments, N-m
    Torque-Measuring Direction
    Counterclockwise
    Clockwise
    Dia.
    Ht.
    Sensor
    Material
    Each
    Each
    Each
    Each
    0.1 to 60.01Clockwise and Counterclockwise±1%±1%1 1/2"2"Aluminum
    7570N1100000007570N150000000007570N190000000007570N24000000000
    0.1 to 100.01Clockwise and Counterclockwise±1%±1%1 1/2"2"Aluminum
    7570N120000007570N16000000007570N21000000007570N2500000000
    0.1 to 600.06Clockwise and Counterclockwise±1%±1%1 1/2"2"Aluminum
    7570N130000007570N17000000007570N22000000007570N2600000000
    0.1 to 1500.15Clockwise and Counterclockwise±1%±1%1 1/2"2"Aluminum
    7570N140000007570N18000000007570N23000000007570N2700000000
    Accessories for Torque Sensors
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