Junction Boxes interconnect up to 8 strain gage load cells.
Press Release Summary:
Offered in standard and stainless steel versions, Junction Boxes are fitted with integral resistor network, enabling units to support corner load adjustment in scale. Boxes feature metric M12 EMC cable glands for cable diameters of 4-6.5 mm and two M16 EMC glands for cable diameters of 5-9 mm. Glands use screening design and are 100% EMC-proof according to EN 45501.
Original Press Release:
Latest Junction Boxes Makes Interconnecting Analog Load Cells Easy
HBM has introduced both standard and stainless steel versions of its junction boxes for interconnecting up to eight strain gage load cells. The junction box is fitted with an integral resistor network enabling the unit to support HBM's corner load adjustment in a scale.
Users can now get perfect results in three simple steps.
1. Note the value of the load scale corners
2. Determine the correction value from the accompanying diagram
3. Activate the adjustment resistor
The junction box is ready for use once these steps have been completed.
The junction boxes feature metric M12 EMC cable glands for cable diameters of 4 - 6.5 mm and two M16 EMC glands for cable diameters of 5 - 9 mm. The glands use HBM's screening design and are 100% EMC-proof according to EN 45501.
For more information contact: Robert Davis, HBM Inc.,19 Bartlett Street, Marlborough, MA, 01752
Email: robert.davis@hbm.com Tel: 800-578-4260 Tel: 508-624-4500 Fax: 508-485-7480 Web: www.hbm.com
About HBM:HBM, with U.S. headquarters located in Marlborough, Mass., is a leading global supplier of measurement technologies, products and solutions for industrial test and measurement applications. HBM provides complete measurement solutions - from sensor to software - for industrial and laboratory applications. Its wide range of measurement parameters includes force, torque, weight, strain, displacement and pressure. Primary markets include aerospace, automotive and manufacturing.
HBM is a wholly owned subsidiary of Spectris plc.
