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Why Is Load Cell Zero Balance Important to Accuracy?

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Load cell zero balance is the signal of the load cell in the no-load condition. It is defined as the output signal of the load cell with rated excitation and no load applied. It refers to the amount of deviation in output between true zero and an actual load cell with zero load. It is usually expressed in the percentage of rated output (%RO). Zero balance is a test that can be done to understand calibration on a load cell.

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The Five Critical Factors of Load Cell Quality

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Interface controls quaility managing the entire load cell manufacturing process including design, strain gages, production and calibration. Top 5 quality factors are outlined here by Interface's Chief Engineer Ken Vining.

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Advancing Load Button Load Cell Capabilities with ConvexBT

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ConvexBT is a first of its kind load button load cell, providing better temperature resistance and more enhanced eccentric load rejection. Miniature load cells categorized as load buttons have been sensitive to off-axis, eccentric or misaligned loads.