Stahlwille Transducer Laboratory with Case, Size 10, 10 - 100 Nm - ST 96524010

A Transducer Laboratory Tool is a specialized piece of equipment used in laboratory settings to test, calibrate, or evaluate transducers. These tools play a critical role in ensuring the proper functionality, accuracy, and performance of transducers that convert physical quantities like pressure, temperature, force, or sound into electrical signals. In a lab, these tools are used for research, development, and quality control purposes, helping to optimize transducer designs, improve sensor accuracy, and test new materials or technologies for sensing applications.

Features:

• Patented
• For laboratory environments
• Optimized measuring range
• For calibrating torque wrenches and torque screwdrivers
• For use together with perfectControl calibrating unit No 7794 or calibration system No 7706
• High degree of accuracy thanks to conversion and digitization of readings within the transducer itself
• High-grade self-locking precision plug
• Not susceptible to lateral forces due to low-profile construction
• DAkkS calibration certificate
• Maximum display deviation value +/- 0.5% of the reading
• Further details on request
• Supplied in sturdy plastic box
• The Quick Release safety lock prevents unintentional loss of insert tools. These click securely into place and are only released again at the push of a button for a quick tool change
• Our torque tools, transducers and test equipment have an official, internationally recognized calibration certificate in accordance with the requirements of DIN EN ISO/IEC 17025:2018 for the traceability by our in-house DAkkS-accredited calibration laboratory

Specifications:

• Display Deviation +/- 0.25%: 20 - 100 Nm
• Display Deviation +/- 0.5%: 10 - 100 Nm
• Display Deviation +/- 0.5%: 7 - 74 ft.lbs
• Display Deviation +/- 0.5%: 89 - 885 in.lbs
• Internal Square Size: 3/8 in
• Mount Arm: 10 Nm
• Nominal Value: 100 Nm
• Size: 10
• Overall Weight: 5.48 lbs

Product Dimension (Refer Image):

• d Size: 120mm