Force Gauge PCE-DFG N 10TW

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Force Gauge PCE-DFG N 10TW
Force Gauge up to 10 Nm / External torque transducer 1/2″ internal square / Graphic display / PEAK function / Sampling rate max. 1600 Hz / Incl. Software
The force gauge consists of a handheld measuring device and an external torque transducer. The force gauge is connected to the hand-held device via a 1.5 m / 4.9 ft long cable and thus enables installation in a test stand or direct assembly on a test bench.
The force gauge is delivered adjusted so that the control measurements can be started immediately. A calibration certificate is optionally available for the force gauge. This certificate is a target / actual comparison on a traceable reference standard and thus serves as proof of the measurement accuracy. The measurement uncertainty of the torque measuring device is only 0.5% of the measuring range. The force gauge is therefore used as a reference device for testing and adjusting static torque tools. A screw latch is essential for dynamic torques.
The torque transducer has a 1/2″ square socket and can perform the torsion measurements in both directions of rotation. With a sampling rate of 1600 Hz, the force gauge reliably detects the first and the maximum torsional moment peak (PEAK). The release moment (” click “) is shown separately in the display and can be deleted either manually or automatically after a set time has elapsed. Thanks to freely adjustable alarm values, the force gauge can warn the tester of overload of the torque tool if it does not trigger itself. For a more detailed analysis of the torsional forces, the PC software included in the scope of delivery can be used.

HIGHLIGHTS

– Left / right torsion measurement
– 1600 Hz sampling rate
– Error limit 0.5% of the measuring range
– PEAK / Hold function
– Graphic display
– PC software
– Power adapter and battery operation possible

SPECIFICATION

Measuring range0 … 10 Nm / 7.38 ft-lb
Resolution0.005 Nm / 0.00369 ft-lb
Accuracy± 0.5% of the measuring range
Units of measurementNm, lbfft, kgfm
Torque sensor mount1/2″ (12.5 x 12.5 mm) internal square
Torsion measurementLeft Right
Display2.8″ TFT graphic display
Alarm modesInside Outside
Sampling rate6 … 1600 Hz
StorageFor 100 measurement series with 8,000 measurement points each
Power supplyNiMh battery, 6V / 1600-mAh
Battery lifeAbout 10 hours
Power supply / charging adapter12V / 1 A
OutputsInterface: USB
Switching output: 12V / 50-mA
Protection classIP 54
Operating and storage conditions-10 … 50°C / 14 … 122°F
5 … 95% RH non-condensing
Torque transducer dimensionsH 85 mm / Ø 72 mm / Ø 104 mm (H 3.3 in / Ø 2.8 in / Ø 4.1 in)
(see technical drawing)
Sensor cable length / td>Approx. 1.5 m / 4.9 ft
Dimensions handset200 x 97 x 42 mm / 7.9 x 3.8 x 1.7 in
Weight handset540 g / 1.2 lbs
Weight of the torsion transducer985 g / 2.2 lbs

DELIVERY SCOPE

1 x Force Gauge PCE-DFG N 10TW
1 x Torque transducer 10 Nm
1 x 1.5 m / 4.9 ft sensor cable
1 x PC software
1 x USB data cable
1 x Power supply
1 x Carrying case
1 x Sensor screw socket
1 x Instruction manual

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