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Why does a Calibration Class load cell have a base plate and a calibration adapter?

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Why does a Calibration Class load cell have a base plate and a calibration adapter?

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The calibration adapter and base plate help achieve all of these goals as shown in the diagram. In order to get high repeatability (low repeatability error) and low creep from a calibration class load cell Then the following conditions need to be met: • The cell sensing element must be mounted on a flat surface. • The load cell sensing element must be rigidly fixed to the structure. Rigidly fixed usually means bolted down. • The load cell element should be torqued down evenly to avoid distortion. • Any threads used in the loading path should be pre-tensioned to avoid thread creep during the load cycle. • All compressive forces should be applied absolutely perpendicular to the sensing element and any side loading should be avoided. • All tensile forces should be applied to the load cell absolutely perpendicular to the sensing element.

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