SingleTact Calibrated USB Force Sensors

The 9206 USB sensor interface series is ideally suited to Notebook-based mobile use for high-precision, traceable calibration jobs that must be performed on-site for equipment such as presses, torque measurement facilities and pressure control systems. A factory calibration certificate or German-accredited DAkkS calibration certificate can optionally be provided for the USB interface plus relevant sensors, ensuring compliance even with the stringent traceability requirements of quality assurance standards. Specific characteristics: —Cost effective "Plug&Measure" concept —24-bit resolution —Practical and convenient DigiCal calibration and data acquisition software —Pt100 as option —Free LabView driver DLL for integrating in your own software environment —Multipurpose reference measurement chain with optional factory calibration certificate or Germanaccredited DAkkS calibration certificate —6-wire connection technology

The RS422/USB converts digital signals from up to 4 optical sensors into a USB data packet. The new converter has 4 trigger inputs and a trigger output for connecting additional converters.The data are output via an USB interface. The converter as well as the connected sensor are parametrisable by software.

The cylinders described here are pneumatic drive units mainly for linear movement. The piston rods or the magnetic traction transfer the movement of the piston to the components to be moved. We offer round, short-stroke, compact, profiled barrel cylinders and piston rod-free drives. In addition you will find here a whole range of sensors, fastening parts and accessories. Our piston rod cylinders are fabricated according to various ISO standards and are available in single-acting or double-acting design. They are suitable for filtered, unoiled or oiled compressed air.

The Logtag Logtag TRED30-16R Temperature Logger with external sensor is specifically for monitoring temperature during transport and storage. The data logger has a capacity of up to 15,900 measurements and a measuring range of -40°C to +99°C from an external sensor.