

Calibration process/ | Application |
DIN EN ISO 376 | Calibration of force transducers that are used for calibration of material testing machines according to DIN EN ISO 7500 |
ASTM E-74 | Calibration of force transducers that are used for calibration of material testing machines according to ASTM E4 |
DKD-R 3-3 | Calibration of force transducers according to simplified processes |
GTM-RL-003 | Calibration of reference force transducers used in force measurement systems |
AA 045 | On-site calibration of force measurement systems |
The core of the reference standard is a stainless and non-magnetizable mass stack, partly made of an aluminum alloy and partly of a special steel. partly made of a special steel. The lightweight load frame lightweight construction is made of an aluminum alloy. The machine frame has two cross beams, one each for tension force measurements and one for compressive force measurements. For environmental conditions, the measuring equipment is fully enclosed. the measuring device is completely enclosed. The measuring device is equipped with a force shunt control. Force shunts are indicated by yellow lights and, in the case of automatic measurement automatic measurement, the measured value is marked with an additional value is marked by an additional character in the measured value file.
The reference standard machine consists of a base frame and an overhead lever lever at the top, which is mounted in a strain-controlled manner. The short lever arm is 40mm and the long lever arm is variable, as the mass (running weight) can be positioned in the range of ± 1000 mm by means of a precision spindle. Positioning the mass in positive direction generates compressive forces, positioning in negative direction generates tension forces.
The reference standard machine has two measuring ranges: The direct loading part consists of a mass stack made of stainless steel (19 times 250 N masses, once 150 N mass) and a load frame combined of aluminum and steel (100 N) and a combined tension-compression load beam. The transmission section consists of a 1:20 lever mounted via strain-controlled joints and a likewise combined tension-compression traverse.
The reference standard machine consists of a two-column frame with a hydraulic, sealed cylinder at the top and a four-column load frame. A double reference force transducer system is located between the upper crosshead of the load frame and the piston of the cylinder. The design with load frame allows calibration in the direction of tension force and compressive force, although the reference force transducers are always subjected to a compressive force.
The reference standard machine consists of a four-column frame with a sealed hydraulic cylinder at the top and a two-column load frame. A double reference force transducer system is located between the upper crosshead of the load frame and the piston of the cylinder.
You can choose between two different installation situations:
Variant A | Variant B |
Installation situation for compression force transducers with spherical top and thrust piece | Installation situation for compression force transducers with plane-parallel surfaces (Decoupling by use of laboratory-own adapters) |
≤ 10 MN | ≤ 3 MN ≤ 10 MN |
You can choose between three different installation situations:
Variant A: | Variant B: | Variant C: |
Installation situation for tension rods with spherical shell / ball nut | Installation situation with laboratory own tension rods | Installation situation with laboratory own tension rods and threaded sleeves |
≤ 2 MN ≤ 4 MN ≤ 6 MN ≤ 10 MN | ≤ 2 MN (M90x4) ≤ 4 MN (M125x4) ≤ 6 MN (M160x6) ≤ 10 MN (M200x6) | ≤ 2 MN (M90x4) ≤ 4 MN (M125x4) |
For the calibration of large nominal loads, one needs the appropriate adaptations. However, their production is complex and expensive. That is why GTM, as your first choice calibration service provider, provides a remedy. In the GTM calibration laboratory, various standardized adaptation parts are available for calibrations in the range up to 10 MN. As a customer, you benefit with cost advantages up to the five-digit range. Please check if your calibration object is to be adapted Downloads of 3D PDF files can be found below for the corresponding variants. In them you can see the possible installation situations of the force transducers. With appropriate software (e.g. Adobe Acrobat Reader XI) you can also read dimensions from the drawings.