DYMH-103 20kg Mini Tension and Compression Force Sensor Inline Load Cell Applicable to Small Space
Description
⚡️ Compact power, precise force – the sensor your setup deserves!
- ROBUST RELIABLE - Crafted from corrosion-resistant stainless steel for long-lasting performance.
- SPACE SAVVY DESIGN - Ultra-compact and low-profile build fits perfectly in tight, limited spaces.
- FLEXIBLE POWER INPUT - Supports 0-10V excitation for versatile integration in various systems.
- SENSITIVE RESPONSIVE - Sensitivity of 1.0-1.5 mV/V captures even the slightest force changes.
- PRECISION YOU CAN TRUST - High accuracy with stable 0-20kg measurement range ensures flawless data every time.
The DYMH-103 is a mini inline load cell sensor designed for tension and compression force measurement up to 20kg. Featuring high accuracy, a compact stainless steel body, and corrosion resistance, it excels in space-constrained environments with a sensitivity of 1.0-1.5 mV/V and supports 0-10V excitation voltage.
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Reviews
G**E
A decent little +/- Pressure Sensor.
I got this for testing 3D prints, particularly tensile strength.The unit operates within the excitation voltage (0-10VDC), I ran (photo) a basic scalar test to give a rough Magnitude of Order just to give an idea of the ratio of mV to pressure and I will say the Instant Repeatability Backlash is very good however; for my needs I find the error rate of 1.0-1.5mV/V w/ a 10+/- variance is too far for me.For my test setup I didn't use any Load Cell Indicator rather I built my own circuit utilizing a lab grade Digital Force Gauge and depending on your needs as is the case w/ me I find this better for quantitative measurements not necessarily qualitative.I hope this was HELPFUL.
M**L
Relabeled Chinese Clone
The one I purchased seemed to be an imitation and broke after a couple months of use. Mine had a Dymh-103 sticker on the side, I peeled it off and it’s really a clone that you can order from China for a third the price.
M**G
Works well
Husband is conducting yet another experiment on weight and pressure between two items, and this device helps him do that. He's looking at finding different uses for this device.
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