Load cells are electronic sensors used to accurately measure weight or load on scales. There are different types of load cells, but the most commonly used are cells made of metal alloys such as aluminum alloy or steel.
Weighing cells work on the principle of converting a mechanical load into an electrical signal. When a load is placed on the scale, the cells are deformed resulting in a change in the electrical resistance of the cells. That change in resistance is then converted into an electrical signal that can be used to display the weight on your scales display.
It is important to note that calibration of load cells is crucial to ensure measurement accuracy. Calibration is usually done using known loads to ensure that the scale measures weight accurately. Also, maintenance of the load cells is important in order to extend their life and maintain the accuracy of the measurements.
| Type | Measuring cells |
| Manufacturer | Hottinger Baldwin Messtechnik |
| Country | Serbia |
| Item ID | 1523 |
| Price | ON REQUEST |
