Siemens 7MH3105-3BC0

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SKU7MH3105-3BC0
ManufacturerSiemens
CategoryIndustrial automation components
12-month warranty
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The Siemens 7MH3105-3BC0 is a high-precision load cell from the SIWAREX R Load Cell Series K, designed for industrial weighing applications. It offers a rated load of 60 tons, ensuring accurate weight measurements in heavy-duty environments. The load cell is equipped with a 10-meter connecting cable, facilitating flexible installation in various setups. With an accuracy class of 0.2%, it delivers reliable performance for industrial scales. The heat-resistant connector cable enhances durability, making it suitable for demanding industrial conditions. This load cell is ideal for use in silo and hopper scales, providing precise weight measurements for bulk materials.

Specifications

Manufacturer
Siemens
Part Number
7MH3105-3BC0
Typ produktu
Load Cell
Series
SIWAREX R Load Cell Series K
Rated Load
60 tons
Connecting Cable Length
10 meters
Accuracy Class
0.2%
Connector Cable
Heat-resistant

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