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Newsteo SAS

Extensometer for rock, concrete, and asphalt - IP68

Newsteo Builder is used for the wireless measure of the concrete quality. The quality of the concrete depends on the setting and curing. The company, Newsteo has developed this in partnership with Lafarge the Newsteo Builder....

Extensometer for rock, concrete, and asphalt - IP68

Newsteo Builder is used for the wireless measure of the concrete quality. The quality of the concrete depends on the setting and curing. The company, Newsteo has developed this in partnership with Lafarge the Newsteo Builder. It enables to measure and record the deformations and measurements during the first hours of the setting and then for the years that follow, about 7 years or so. The device can be directly buried into the concrete, complete with its antennae and all and it can record the measurements, which can later be read through a computer. It is possible to send the readings in real time without the help of any wires. As the recordings are time-stamped, the customer gets the complete details of the measurements. Temperature and shrinkage of the concrete are the parameters measured. Monitoring the reading in a PC is done with the help of a RF-to-USB-Key interface.
SENSY S.A.

Extensometer - max. 120 N/mm², IP67 | 3300

SENSY's insert able strain sensor 3300 is designed to deduct the force in a structure by measuring its deformation. It has measurement capacities from 20-120 N/mm². Applications range from silos,...

Extensometer - max. 120 N/mm², IP67 | 3300

SENSY's insert able strain sensor 3300 is designed to deduct the force in a structure by measuring its deformation. It has measurement capacities from 20-120 N/mm². Applications range from silos,...
Epsilon Technology

Mixed-flow extensometer / miniature - ø max. 12 mm | 3442 series

The 3442 miniature extensometers are small and rough, but lightweight units. These are generally used for testing small and fragile samples.

The units are suitable for several biomedical tests, and wire and thin sheet materials....

Mixed-flow extensometer / miniature - ø max. 12 mm | 3442 series

The 3442 miniature extensometers are small and rough, but lightweight units. These are generally used for testing small and fragile samples.

The units are suitable for several biomedical tests, and wire and thin sheet materials. Furthermore, the unit is also useful for low cycle fatigue testing, in which brief samples are used.

The extensometers weigh 8 grams each. They create low speciemen contact force and influence, due to their low operating force. In addition, the units utilize an Epsilon proprietary dual-flexure construction, making them sturdy for their size.

Most of the extensometers are just 0.6 inches tall or as high as 15.25 mm. They can fit in the small space between grips, which typically happens when small test samples are used.

The Model 3442 extensometers are strain-gaged instruments, which makes them compatible with any electronics, developed for strain-gaged transducers.

Mixed-flow extensometer - 0.5 - 2 in | 3542 series

The 3542 series is a line of axial extensometers engineered by Epsilon. It is suitable for general use in axial tensile, compression, and cyclic testing.

The device operates in both tension and compression...

Mixed-flow extensometer - 0.5 - 2 in | 3542 series

The 3542 series is a line of axial extensometers engineered by Epsilon. It is suitable for general use in axial tensile, compression, and cyclic testing.

The device operates in both tension and compression...

Extensometer - max. 4 in | 3543 series

The Epsilon Model 3543 is a long gauge length extensometer which is used where long samples are required. It comes in gauge lengths with a minimum of 2", and it also has a measuring range...

Extensometer - max. 4 in | 3543 series

The Epsilon Model 3543 is a long gauge length extensometer which is used where long samples are required. It comes in gauge lengths with a minimum of 2", and it also has a measuring range...

Biaxial extensometer - 3560 series

The 3560 series is manufactured by Epsilon, and is an extensometer that is highly suitable for testing an isotropic materials such as advanced composites as...

Biaxial extensometer - 3560 series

The 3560 series is manufactured by Epsilon, and is an extensometer that is highly suitable for testing an isotropic materials such as advanced composites as well as for general purpose tests like determining Poisson's ratio. It has multiple sets of dual fixtures and mechanical stops which allows testing through failure and provide a rugged unit.

There is a knife edge mounting and parallel displacement which allows mounting on round or flat specimens. It has a CE-Mark approval and has a recommended excitation of 5 to 10 V DC. It also has a ≤0.15% of full scale measuring range, which depends on model.

Extensometer - max. 20 in | 3800 series

The Model 3800 from Epsilon consist of elongation extensometers. They are suitable for plastics, rubber and elastomer testing. The extensometers are developed with long measuring ranges.

Their original design enables testing to failure,...

Extensometer - max. 20 in | 3800 series

The Model 3800 from Epsilon consist of elongation extensometers. They are suitable for plastics, rubber and elastomer testing. The extensometers are developed with long measuring ranges.

Their original design enables testing to failure, and minimizes interaction with the sample. The central body of the unit stays immobile during the testing, held in position by the combined versatile magnetic base.

These models apply sufficient precision and low friction potentiometers. These result in a broad range of factory selectable outputs. The extensometers are operated by an excitation voltage, and has its output proportional to the input.

They can be offered with high level outputs with approximately 2-8 VDC, or ones that imitate strain-gaged devices (2-4 mV/V). When configured to imitate strain-gaged extensometers, the unit can be utilized with nearly any signal conditioning electronics, developed for strain gaged sensors.
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