Replacement Part, Multiple-Axis Load Cell (70 N)

MA708

To replace a multiaxial load cell

SKU: MA708 Categories: Accessories, Replacement Parts

Description
Specifications

In the unlikely event that a 70 N multi axial load cell (MA235) gets damaged, add this item to your cart to get a replacement one. A damaged load cell can be shipped back to Biomomentum to confirm that the load cell is physically damaged and cannot be repaired.

Easy to assemble and mount on the tester
The smallest commercially available 6-axis transducer in the world.

Force Range (Fz)	+/- 70 N
Force Range (Fx, Fy)	+/- 50 N
Torque Range (Tx, Ty, Tz)	+/- 0.5 N·m
Force Resolution (Fz)	3.5 mN
Force Resolution (Fx, Fy)	2.5 mN
Torque Resolution (Tx, Ty, Tz)	25.0 uN·m
Linearity	≤ 2% Full Scale (Each Channel)
Lower Attachment	1/4-28 (Female Thread)
Upper Attachment	3 x M2 (Female Thread, max L=3.5 mm)

FAQ

The calibration factor of my load cell differs from 1.0 by more than 5.0 %; what could be the cause?

This could be due to:

Wrong load cell is activated. Verify that the installed load cell corresponds to the load cell indicated in the “Load Cell” dialog box.
The load cell might be damaged. Contact technical support.

What is the purpose of the multiple-axis load cell calibration window?

This configuration window allows the user to add calibration weights and edit the parameters of existing ones for the multiple-axis load cell by double-clicking the corresponding line. More than one calibration can be performed with a given weight when considering the torques. The figure shows the different options.

Options:
INSERT - Clicking the “Insert” button will add a “NEW” line in the table, as shown in the following figure.

Double-click the line to edit the parameters: the “Calibration Weight” window will appear.

Enter the name of the calibration weight (e.g. its serial number or its nominal value) in the “Name” box.
Enter its weight (in newtons) in the “Fz, N” box. Enter the torque according to the x (“Tx, N.mm”) or y (“Ty, N.mm”) (in newtons-millimetre) if you wish to perform a calibration using the torque. The force along x (“Fx, N”) and y (“Fy, N”) as well as the torque along z (“Tz, N.mm”) can also be set if required.

DELETE - Click the “Delete” button to delete the selected calibration weight.

Mach-1 Motion – Multiple Axis Load Cell Calibration – Calibration Weight

Mach-1 Motion – Multiple Axis Load Cell Calibration – Insert

Mach-1 Motion – Multiple Axis Load Cell Calibration Window