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Thanks to its small dimensions, the miniature force sensor is easy to use on hard-to-reach measuring points. The height in particular is something special with this force sensor. With a diameter of only 10 mm, this force sensor is smaller in diameter than a 1 cent coin.
A force sensor made of stainless steel with a measurement uncertainty of only 0.5%. With the dimensions of Ø 13 mm and a height of 7 mm, the force sensor is very versatile.
The miniature force sensor can be used in many applications due to its compact dimensions. With a small force application surface, the miniature force transducer enables force measurement at small contact surfaces.
This is a pressure cell as a force sensor with a high measuring range with small dimensions. The dimensions of the force sensor are only 9 mm in height and 19 mm in diameter.
This is a pressure cell as a Force Gage with a high measuring range with small dimensions. The dimensions of the Force Gage are only 9 mm in height and 19 mm in diameter.
This is a pressure cell as a Force Gauge with a high measuring range with small dimensions. The dimensions of the Force Gauge are only 9 mm in height and 19 mm in diameter.
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