Micro Force Sensor, 2-100kg

SKU: SUCH-FS-ZCL302AC

$130.46

● Available ranges: 2-30kg, 8-70kg, and 15-100kg ● Sensitivity 2.0±10%MV/V, safe overload 150%F.S ● Insulation resistance ≥5000MΩ/100V, aluminum alloy material ● Recommended excitation voltage 3-12V DC

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Overview

Micro force sensor can withstand both tension and compression, and offer high precision, high stability, excellent output symmetry, minimal temperature drift, and a compact design. SUCH micro force sensor can be used in limited spaces and is suitable for various measurement and control applications, such as mixing equipment, electromechanical scales, and crane scales.

Note: The force sensor cannot be connected to both the transmitter and the controller at the same time — only one can be selected.

Feature

High-Precision Strain Gauge: Heat-resistant, stable, accurate, and low-temperature resistant.
High-Quality Aluminum Alloy: Strong mechanical fatigue resistance, good hardenability, and corrosion-resistant surface.
High-Precision Testing: Accurate measurement data, high detection accuracy, and a wide range of applications.

Dimension (unit: mm)

Micro force sensor size

Specs

Range	2-30kg/8-70kg/15-100kg
Sensitivity	2.0 ± 10% MV/V
Safe Overload	150% F.S
Hysteresis	±0.03% F.S
Non-linearity	±0.03% F.S
Insulation Resistance	≥5000 MΩ/100V
Material	Aluminum Alloy
Repeatability	±0.03% F.S
Zero Output	±2% F.S
Creep	0.03% F.S/30min
Ultimate Overload	200% F.S
Cable Size	ø3*3m
Output Impedance	350±5 Ω
Input Impedance	405±10 Ω
Recommended Excitation Voltage	3-12V DC
Operating Temperature Range	-20°C~80°C
Temperature Compensation Range	-10°C~60°C
Temperature Effect on Zero Point	0.03% F.S/10°C
Temperature Effect on Sensitivity Drift	0.03% F.S/10°C
Electrical Connections	Input: Red (+) Black (-) Output: Green (+) White (-)

Application

Automotive Manufacturing

Electronics Industry

Robotics Industry

FAQ

Q1: What's the difference between a micro force sensor and an ordinary force sensor? ❯

Micro force sensors are small and lightweight, often used in applications where space is limited or lightweight is crucial. Ordinary sensors are larger and less space-intensive. Micro sensors are often used for measuring small forces, while ordinary sensors cover a wide range.

Q2: What are some common applications for micro force sensors? ❯

Test equipment, robotic gripper force measurement, medical devices, and tension or pressure monitoring in industrial automation.

Q3: What precautions should be taken when using micro force sensors? ❯

Avoid lateral forces or bending moments that may interfere with the sensor. Ensure the mounting surface is flat and securely fixed. Use an amplifier or data acquisition instrument that matches the sensor's range. Prevent overload and impact.

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Micro Force Sensor, 2-100kg

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Dimension (unit: mm)

Automotive Manufacturing

Electronics Industry

Robotics Industry

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