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LCFL
0.75 in to 1 in Diameter, Threaded, Miniature Inline Load Cells
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- All Stainless Steel Construction
- 5-Point Calibration NIST Traceable Included
- Small Size for Automation Applications
- 59 kOhm Shunt Cal Data Included
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Product Overview
- 5-Point Calibration 0%, 50%, 100%, 50%, 0% (in tension)
- Bridge Resistance 350 Ω
- Calibration Option 5 POINT NIST
- Electrical Connection Cable
- Enclosure Ratings IP54
- Force Type Compression, Tension
- Full Scale Deflection 0.003 in
- Load Cell Type In-line
- Materials Stainless Steel
- Operating Temperature, Max 121 °C
- Operating Temperature, Min -53 °C
- Overload, Max 300% FS
- Process Temperature, Max 71 °C
- Process Temperature, Min 16 °C
- Safe Overload 150% FS
- Series ID LCFL
- Thermal Span Effect ± 0.009% rdg/°C
- Thermal Zero Effect 0.009% FSO/°C
- Wiring/Connector Table Green: (-) Output; White: (+) Output; Black: (-) Input; Red: (+) Input
- Zero/Balance Error ± 2%
Supported Applications
The Omega LCFL/LCMFL series comprises subminiature inline load cells designed for precision industrial applications requiring highly accurate readings. These tension link load cells measure either tension or compression loads and feature male thread studs for direct load attachment.
Operating Conditions & Performance
The series operates within an ambient temperature range of -53 to 121°C (-65 to 250°F) with an IP54 enclosure rating. Measurement ranges span from 0-2.2 lb (10 N) up to 0-100 lb (500 N). Performance specifications include a non-linearity of ±0.50% FSO, hysteresis of ±0.50% FSO, and repeatability of ±0.20% FSO.
Electrical Specifications
- Excitation Voltage: 5 Vdc for capacities ≤10 lb/50 N; 10 Vdc for ≥25 lb/100 N.
- Output Signal (Sensitivity): 1 mV/V (nom.) for 2.2 lb/10 N capacity; 2 mV/V (nom.) for capacities ≥5 lb/20 N.
- Load Resistance: 350 Ω minimum.
- Cable Connection: 1.5 m (5') 4-conductor, shielded PTFE cable with compensation board.
Configuration Options
The LCFL/LCMFL series is constructed from stainless steel and available in two primary diameters: 19 mm (0.75") for lower capacities and 25.4 mm (1") for higher capacities. The exclusive internal design provides superior long-term stability and minimizes the effects of small off-axis loads.
Process Connections & Accessories
The load cells feature male thread studs compatible with specific female rod end accessories:
- LCPF ≤10 lb models: Compatible with REC-006F (6-32 UNC female rod end).
- LCFL ≥25 lb models: Compatible with REC-010F (10-32 UNF female rod end).
- LCMFL ≥100 N models: Compatible with MREC-M6F (M6 x 1.00 female rod end).
Certifications & Calibration
The series carries RoHS compliance and includes a complete 5-point NIST-traceable calibration along with 59 kΩ shunt data.
Key Product Differences
Variants are distinguished by capacity, unit system (lb or N), and physical dimensions. The LCFL model numbers correspond to pound capacities ranging from 1KG/2.2 lb up to 100 lb. The LCMFL model numbers correspond to Newton capacities ranging from 10N up to 500N.
Dimensional Differences by Capacity
- Capacities 10 to 50 N (2.2 to 10 lb): Diameter A is 19.1 mm (0.75"); Length B is 10.1 mm (0.40).
- Capacities 100 to 500 N (25 to 100 lb): Diameter A is 25.4 mm (1.00); Length B is 9.9 mm (0.39).
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Show Ratings & Reviews
Can the load be applied to the flat surfaces on both sides normal to the stud? Or does t need to go through the stud by itself?
Thank you for your inquiry, The LCFL-10 is design to measure the load through the treads.
Date published: 2021-12-02
what does FSO stand for?
Answer is: Full scale output.
Date published: 2023-06-15