Industrial Wireless Dynamometer, 2-200 ton

Digital Wireless Dynamometer 200 ton

Industrial Wireless Dynamometer GWD400 User Manual

Q1: What is a wireless industrial dynamometer?
A1: A wireless dynamometer is a high-precision electronic measuring device used to measure the magnitude of forces (such as tension, compression, or weight) on an object. It combines a traditional strain gauge force sensor with wireless data transmission technology, enabling long-distance real-time measurement and monitoring without a signal cable connection. This digital dynamometer typically consists of a force sensor body, a wireless transmitter module, and a receiving display terminal or host computer system, suitable for various industrial applications requiring load monitoring.

Q2: How does a wireless industrial dynamometer works?
A2: When the object being measured experiences tension or compression, the strain gauge inside the force gauge undergoes a slight deformation, causing a change in resistance. The internal circuitry converts this change into an electrical signal, which is amplified, processed, and then converted into force data. This data is then transmitted to the receiving terminal via a wireless module (such as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, LoRa, or 2.4GHz). Users can view the force value in real time on a display instrument, computer, or mobile device, and can also perform data storage, alarm functions, or remote monitoring.

Q3: What are the main functions of wireless industrial dynamometer?
A3: Wireless crane dynamometers are widely used in hoisting, bridge inspection, structural stress monitoring, port logistics, oil and mining, scientific research and experimentation, and other fields. They can monitor load changes in real time, prevent equipment overload, and ensure construction and production safety. Simultaneously, crane weighing dynamometer can record and analyze stress data, providing reliable data for engineering inspection, equipment maintenance, and quality control. Combined with IoT technology, industrial dynamometers can also achieve multi-point monitoring and cloud data management, contributing to the digital and intelligent development of industry.

Tips: What is the difference between a dynamometer and a crane scale?

A dynamometer is mainly used to measure tensile force, tension, or the magnitude of applied force. It is commonly used in mechanical testing, structural stress monitoring, and industrial tensile testing, emphasizing force change and testing accuracy. A crane scale, on the other hand, is primarily used to weigh objects during lifting operations, focusing on the weighing result itself. Although they may share some similarities in appearance and usage, a digital dynamometer emphasizes "force measurement," while a crane scale emphasizes "weight measurement," differing in application purpose and design focus.

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