BF350 Pressure Resistive reliable efficacy Strain Gauge for Sensor Load Cell

BF350 Pressure Resistance Strain Gauge Sensor

Strain gauges are widely used in mechanical engineering research and development to measure the strain on objects when a load is applied.

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Categories:Interactive Sensors, Sensors, Weight & Pressure

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The BF350 Pressure Resistance Strain Gauge Sensor is a type of strain gauge used to measure strain (deformation) in materials. Strain gauges are widely used in mechanical engineering research and development to measure the strain on objects when a load is applied.

Specifications:

The key technical indexes: BF series
Strain limit: 2.0%
Fatigue life：≥1M
Resistance: 350 ohms
Contrast: 800: 1 (Min) (transmission)
Sensitivity coefficient: 2.00-2.20
Using temperature range: -30~+80
Tolerance of average resistance: ≤±0.1%
Sensitive coefficient dispersion：≤±1%
Size: 7.4mm(length) x 4.4mm(width)

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BF350 Pressure Resistance Strain Gauge Sensor

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