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Clevis Load Cells & Pin Load Cells
February 22, 2021
Load pins are rod-shaped load cells that can replace normal shafts or pins in machineries such as shackles, sheaves, bearing blocks, pivots, pulleys, and much more.
Load Cell Calibration
January 27, 2021
Before any load cell can be used it must undergo an initial calibration. The purpose is to convert the output voltage to a user-defined value.
Finding a Replacement for Hydraulic Load Cells
December 2, 2020
At Load Cell Central we specialize in strain gauge load cells and load cell systems. With changing technology involving wireless systems, explosion-proof enclosures, and portable power supplies, we are able to replace hydraulic load cell systems with highly accurate strain gauge systems.
Din Rail Mounting
March 24, 2020
Convenient, efficient, and cost-effective, DIN rail mounting systems are used in the setup of many weighing systems.
Types of Strain Gauges
March 13, 2020
Description of different types of strain gauges commonly used on strain gauge load cells.
Tips on Choosing the Best Digital Indicator for Your Scale System
March 3, 2020
Choosing the best digital indicator for your scale system can be quite a challenge. With an ever-increasing variety of indicators and digital displays available, it can be difficult to know which one is the best one for your system.
Load Cell Systems and Scale Systems
February 17, 2020
In industrial weighing, a standard scale is often not sufficient for the job at hand. In these cases, a customized weighing system is the ideal solution.
Load Cell Accuracy
October 29, 2019
There are many factors that affect load cell accuracy. In addition to the margin of error inherent in every load cell (listed in the specifications), environmental, application, and installation variations play a key role in your load cell's performance.
Basic Working Principle of a Strain Gauge Load Cell
September 20, 2019
A brief explanation of the basic working principle of a strain gauge load cell.
Load Cell Installation Tips
August 30, 2019
The process of installing a load cell or multiple load cell system varies greatly depending on many factors. There are, however, some universal practices that greatly reduce the risk of equipment damage and mechanical error during your load cell installation.