Most common type of bondable high-temperature wire strain gages for static and dynamic loads in the temperature range up to +900°C. Sensitive grid of the gage is made of 20…30 um diameter nickel-chromium alloy wire. Sensitive grid is fixed on the temporary backing, possible in two variants: filter paper or fiberglass-reinforced PTFE. Lead wires are made of ribbon or flat wire with 0.07…0.15 mm diameter. Material of the lead wires correlates with the sensitive grid material and also nickel-chromium based.
Maximum operating temperature: | 900°C |
Description: | Wire high temperature strain gages, made of Ni-Cr alloy. |
Features: | Bondable high-temperature wire strain gages are dedicated for measurements of deformations in the details of machinery and equipment. |
Uses: | Recommended for high temperature measurements for engine and turbine tests |
Strain Type: | Static and dynamic |
Gage Resistance (nominal): | 120 Ohms |
Length of sensitive grid (mm): | 1.7-5.5 |
Lead Wire/ Length/ Type: | Ni-Cr /45 mm / ribbon or flat |
Backing: | Filter paper or fiberglass-reinforced PTFE |
Strain gage configuration | Designation | Nominal resistance, Ohm | Nominal base length, mm | Sensitive grid dimensions, B x W, mm |
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![]() | STN120-1.7AA-A900-N015-45 | 120±3 | 1.7 | 1.7 х 2.2 |
STN120-3AA-A900-N015-45 | 120±3 | 3.0 | 3.1 х 1.6 | |
STN120-5AA-A900-N015-45 | 120±3 | 5.0 | 5.5 х 2.0 |