The test temperature can be taken as a basic standard for gauge selection. The temperature ranges are roughly classified into room temperaure, lower temperature and higher temperature. There are bonding type and spot-welding type strain gauges for high temperature ranges.

Metal/+150℃

• F series gauges for general use

Metal/+200℃

• QF series high temperature gauges
• CEF series High and low temperature strain gauge
• EF Series High Temperature Strain Gauges (two-element / three-element)

Metal/+300℃

• ZF series high temperature gauges
• EF series high temperature use gauges (single-element)

Metal/+350℃

Composites/+200℃

• UBF series composite-use miniature gauges
• BF series composite gauges

Stress concentration/+200℃

• QF series high temperature gauges(QFXV/QFYV/QFBXV/QFBYV)

Torque/+200℃

• QF series high temperature gauges(QFCT)

Shear/+200℃

• QF series high temperature gauges(QFLT)

*Adhesives and coatings for high temperature use must be combined.

Metal/+300℃

• AW series weldable gauges (AW-6)
• AW series weldable gauges (AWM)

Metal/+800℃

• AW series weldable gauges(AWMD:Dynamic use)

Metal/+800℃

• AW series weldable gauges

Metal/+600℃

• AW series weldable gauges (AWH:Static use)

Metal/+650℃

• AW series weldable gauges (AWH:Dynamic use)

* The special spot welder W-50RC is needed.