Strain
To test the strain level in a sample of cement, you will want to use a high-quality strain gauge. Once you’ve attached the strain gauges to your cement, you can use electromagnets to vibrate the tensioned wire that runs from one flange to the other. Then, you can test how much vibration there is, which will tell you how much strain there is within the cement structure.
Forney sells a wide variety of analog and digital strain gauge products suitable for all strain gauge applications. In addition to the actual strain gauges, we have a comprehensive selection of accessories and tools to help you perform the most accurate strain tests possible. We offer contact seats that you can attach to the frame of your strain gauges, punch bars to designate where you’ll insert the brass inserts that hold up the contact seats, contact points made of hardened steel, and a variety of dial indicators for analog and digital strain gauges.
If you’re looking for an all-in-one solution, Forney’s strain gauge sets should have everything you’re looking for. With each set, you’ll receive a strain gauge with a sturdy wooden storage case, eight brass inserts, a dial indicator, an Invar master bar, two contact seats, and a punch bar. This kit provides a complete collection of the accessories you need for any strain gauge applications.
Are you wondering which of our analog and digital strain gauge products is the best option for your needs? Simply contact Forney at your convenience by calling 800-367-3697 and our expert representatives will be happy to help!
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Strain Gauge, Hardened Steel Contact Points
SKU: LA-0493-02
Strain Gauge, Hardened Steel Contact Points
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Strain Gauge, Stainless Steel Contact SeatsSKU: LA-0493-04
Strain Gauge, Stainless Steel Contact Seats
