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Analysis module

-- Plant Engineering, 12/15/2007

The SAM 400 press-force signature analysis module is designed for press-force monitoring operations. The device can handle up to two independent press station operations, with each station programmable to 32 parts and eight tolerance windows. Up to six additional stations can be programmed through the display with the addition of slave units. Other features include forward and backward measurement capabilities, two channels of force measurement, two channels of distance measurement, strain gauge or analog torque and Ethernet communications.

Cincinnati Test Systems www.cincinnati-test.com

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