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LOAD CELL AND TORQUE SENSOR – X/Y/Z - Model 8565 In robotics and automation engineering, the requirements for precise, tactile handling are constantly increasing. The robust 8565 multi-axis sensor with its low crosstalk enables you to monitor and evaluate your process at any time, regardless of the sensor’s orientation. With just one sensor, you can obtain accurate three-dimensional load information. Its six independent outputs let you selectively evaluate the direction of action of the loads (axial force [Fz] / lateral forces [Fx/Fy] / torque [Mz] / bending moment [Mx/My]). Thanks to its compact design and adaptation via the standardized robot flange in accordance with DIN ISO 9049-1, the sensor can be integrated into many applications quickly and easily. When the slightest deviations are detected in your fast-moving and complex production processes, you can intervene immediately to make adjustments. This helps to prevent faulty parts and reduce manufacturing costs.

The Load cell model 8451 has been developed for measuring the forces that occur during press operation. The internal measuring elements have a rugged design, which mean they can cope reliably with the steep force curves that are typical of press applications. They can be fitted or replaced quickly and easily on the press ram without the need for additional components around them. The force sensor is placed between the tool and the press ram and can thus measure the actual compression force directly in the axis of operation. The load cell measures the compression forces between the circular contact surfaces of plunger and tool. The pin on its top side and hole on its lower face are simply provided for mechanical fixing and centering the components correctly. The connecting cables are suitable for drag chains, designed for many movements and stably fastened in the sensor housing.

The new strain gage amplifier with IO-Link interface enables digitalization of the measurement technology right from the sensor. Its compact design and high degree of protection allow the instrumentation amplifier to be used practically anywhere in the field. Strain gage sensors typically have an output voltage of a few millivolts. In industrial environments, e.g. in the vicinity of electric motors or frequency converters, interference can affect the measurement result when transmitting analog signals. This is reliably avoided using the new strain gage amplifier with IO-Link interface. The analog link between the sensor and instrumentation amplifier is kept as short as possible, the standardized IO-Link communication is fully digital and interference-free. The amplifier is powered directly via the IO-Link interface – a standardized 5-wire cable with M12 socket. Strain gage sensors can be connected via a 4-pin M8 connector.

The Battery Cell Simulator serves to test Battery Measuring Modules in the 2511 series, which are used in battery module assembly applications (incoming goods inspection, BoL, EoL). The Battery Cell Simulator is able to emulate battery cells of different technologies with resistance and open circuit voltage simulation. The resistance simulation replicates the purely ohmic resistance of a cell. The Battery Cell Simulator runs on 24 V DC. The LED on the front indicates the different operating states. Resistance and voltage values can be defined from standard values or from a custom set of values.