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What kind of strain gauges and adhesives are suitable for measuring large strain?
Post-yield strain gauges "YF, YEF series", adhered with "CN-Y" adhesive for large strain measurement.
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What kind of strain gauges and adhesives are suitable for measuring strain in plastics?
The strain gauges “GF series” for plastic are used. Although adhesive is mainly CN adhesive, some plastics cannot be adhered to depending on the material (difficult-to-adhere-to materials). Here, the surface treatment agent Aron Poly Primer might be able to allow adherence. (We carry this product)
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Regarding quarter bridge 3-wire method and gauge lead wire color coding, which wire should be connected to which lead?
See this list.
Connected lead wire Connection For room temperature quarter bridge 3-wire method Single-element Gray-blue line Blue line to A terminal (single line), remaining gray to B and C terminals Multi-axial (two-element, three-element) Single-element: white-blue line
Two-element: white-orange line
Three-element: white-red lineBlue line to A terminal (single line), remaining white to B and C terminals.
Orange line to A terminal (single line), remaining white to B and C terminals
Red line to A terminal (single line), remaining white to B and C terminalsFor high-temperature quarter bridge 3-wire method FEP
6FA♦LT
6FAS♦LT
6FB♦LTRed, green, blue Red line to A terminal (single line), remaining green and blue to B and C terminals FEP
6FC♦LTRed, black, white Red line to A terminal (single line), remaining black and white to B and C terminals Shielded FEP wire
6FD♦LSTRed (red-black-white) Red line to A terminal (single line), remaining black and white to B and C terminals PTFE
4FA-♦LTRed, gray, white Red line to A terminal (single line), remaining black and white to B and C terminals PTFE
4FB-♦LTRed, black, white Red line to A terminal (single line), remaining black and white to B and C terminals Other quarter bridge 3-wire method 0.3mm2 vinyl White-red line Red line to A terminal (single line), remaining white to B and C terminals ø3-mm 3-conductor shielded vinyl Red, green, white Red line to A terminal (single line), remaining black and white to B and C terminals Cross-linked vinyl Red, green, black Red line to A terminal (single line), remaining green and black to B and C terminals Cross-linked polyethylene Red, black, yellow Red line to A terminal (single line), remaining black and yellow to B and C terminals Temperature-integrated gauge Red, white, blue Red line to A terminal (single line), white to B terminal, to C terminal; temperature measurement channel: red to B terminal, white to D terminal -
Please describe how to measure with a chain gauge.
A chain gauge is a gauge for measuring stress concentration with a continuous-shaped sensor. Measurement is made using the complete correction method for strain (Comet B ) installed in our strain gauges. This makes it possible to reduce the number of lead wires to half of that before (from 20 to 11).
To measure the element No.1 gauge, connect the lead wires of ①, ②, and ③ to 1ch A-①, C-②, and 2ch C-③ on the instrument.
From ④ to ⑩, connect sequentially to C terminals, and at ⑪, connect to 10ch A terminal.
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Please show us how to install Weldable strain gauge
Watch a YouTube video on how to handle welded strain gauge
Introduction of equipment to be used
The procedure for attaching.
Introduction of trial welding (peeling test)
Introduction of attaching failure