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SlimLine Sensor (SLS), Measurement of Dynamic and Quasistatic Shear Forces,

0 … ±0,9 kN up to 0 … ±8 kN, Type 9143B… up to 9147B…

Measuring direction + Fy cover plate

Measuring direction – Fy base plate

Fig. 2: Two pins prevent the sensor from turning

Fig. 1: Dimensions SlimLine Sensor

Pins projecting 2,8 mm

Information for Installation

for SL Sensor Type

9143B…

9144B…

9145B…

9146B…

9147B…

Thread M

M6

M8

M10

M12

M14

Bore d1

mm

6,4

8,4

10,5

13

15

Plate thickness A

mm

12

16

20

24

27

Distance T

mm

13

15

17

20

23

Max. tightening

N·m

10

23

46

79

135

torque for preloading

Basic Type Fitted with Set Screw

Basic Type

Measuring

Preloading

Tightening

Range Fy

Force Fv

Torque

[kN]

[kN]

[N·m]

9143B…

0,9

9,0

10,0

9144B…

1,7

17,0

23,0

9145B…

2,7

27,0

46,0

9146B…

4,0

40,0

79,0

9147B…

8,0

80,0

135,0

Installation

A shear force sensor must always be fitted under preload,

since the shear forces are transmitted by stiction. The contact

surfaces with the sensor must be absolutely free of grease,

finish machined and rigid. The adjacent table contains the

most important information concerning preloading. Note: The

stated tightening torque applies only to the screw thread M

mentioned (lightly greased).

Markings on the sensor case facilitate its alignment. Two pins

can be used to prevent the sensor from turning during its

installation (Fig. 3).

F

Fig. 3: Mounting dimensions with direct force measurement

geschliffen

Ra 0,4

Ra 0,4

geschliffen

0,01

grounded

grounded