| Dead Weight Machines |
| 50 - 1000 LBF Morehouse Model L Dead Weight Machines |
| 1000 - 120,000 LBF Morehouse Model MH Dead Weight Machines |
| Morehouse Force Calibration Services |
Other Force Calibration
Products
Calibration Grade Load Cells with ASTM E74 lower limits from 2% -8% of capacity click here.
Morehouse Force Gages
Morehouse Universal Calibrating Machines
Morehouse Accessories & Adapters PDF Bulletin
Morehouse Instrument Company
1742 Sixth Ave
York, PA 17403
E-Mail: hzumbrun@mhforce.com
Telephone: (717)
843-0081
Fax: (717) 846-4193
MOREHOUSE UNCERTAINTY FOR FORCE CALIBRATIONS
0 -120,000 LBF - .002% of applied
NEW 1,000,000 LBF Secondary Standard Calibrated Directly by N.I.S.T with 13 LBF UNCERTAINTY.
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ACCURATE TO .002% (.00002, 20 PARTS PER MILLION) OF APPLIED FORCE AVAILABLE IN CAPACITIES FROM 50 LBF - 120,000 LBF OR EQUIVALENT IN KGF & N CERTIFIED TRACEABLE TO THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF STANDARDS AND TECHNOLOGY |
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
ACCURACY
Within .002%
USES
Calibration of force-measuring instruments, load cells and calibration
standards where extreme reliability and accuracy is required.
Capacities
Range from 50LBF to 120,000+LBF pounds. Please Contact
Us for more information.
Calibration Modes
Tension and Compression available.
Types of Models
Model L – weights are applied and removed through a system of
manually operated levers.
Calibration Fixtures-
Morehouse part #'s and fixtures for use with our model l dead weight
calibrating machine.
Calibration Fixtures Examples -
examples of fixtures being used with our model l dead weight calibrating machine.
Model MH
– Weights are applied and removed pneumatically with air controlled selector
switches.
Tesiometer - Weights are applied and removed pneumatically. This dead weight machine can be used to calibrate tensiometers and tension only instruments.
Removable Compression Yoke Assembly (774500) for Tensiometer - this allows Morehouse Tensiometer part #774000 to be used as a 2,000 Deadweight Machine
Click here to Download the Deadweight Product Bulletin 279