General Lab Testing
Instrumentos de Medida
Stand alone multipurpose datalogger with
Data Acquisition Unit DATALOG 8
DATALOG 8 is a stand alone data logger for general purpose acquisition, processing and data storage
Data Acquisition Unit DATALOG 8 - Battery Operated Version Designed for In-Field Applications
Data logger for general purpose acquisition and processing for laboratory and site applications
Dial Indicators
Features 58 mm dia., clockwise rotation, complete with rear mount.
Dial Thermometers
Pocket size dial thermometer, Dial Thermometer and Thermometer Surface
DIGIMAX TOUCH Screen Readout and Data Acquisition Unit for CBR, Marshall, Indirect Tensile and Universal Tests
Based on the latest electronics technologies this modern readout unit offers advanced performances
Digital Caliper
Digital calipers made in stainless steel.
reading 0,01 mm,
accuracy ± 0.02 mm
Digital Dial Indicators
They feature 58 mm dia., complete with rear mount and serial output.
Digital Instrumentation
Connected to any strain gauge load cell, it is used for the force verification of testing machine
Digital Thermometers
Cover practically all applications in the construction industry.
Glass Thermometers for General Laboratory Use
Laboratory Thermometers
Hand Anemometer
Large and easy-to-read display. Its polyethylene protection foam makes it comfortable to hold.
Hygrometer
A simple unit designed for general purpose use.
Infrared Non-Contact Thermometer
This stick type infrared thermometer measures surface temperatures without touching the object...
IP and ASTM Thermometers Mercury Free
IP and ASTM glass thermometers
Linear Potentiometric Transducers
Two versions available: Standard and complete with traceable calibration certificate
Load Cells
High performance cells designed to meet the stringent requirement of EN, ISO and ASTM Standards
Load Cells - Regular
High performance cells designed to meet the stringent requirement of EN, ISO and ASTM Standards
LVDT Transducers
These high-precision displacement transducers are controlled by the position of a magnetic core