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Quick-Check
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Tension
Meter
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The
Dillon Quick-Check Tension Meter quickly measures tension in cable
guardrails, guy lines and overhead wires.
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It
installs, measures and removes in seconds. The
digital load cell is highly accurate and requires no lookup or
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correction
tables
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Store
wire rope readings and export data (Ideal for tower data collection)
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§ Time saving check-tensioning mode
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§ Portable and rugged designed for
outdoor use
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§ Built-in averaging saves time and
eliminates errors
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§ Factory calibrated for up to 20 unique
wire sizes and types
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Broad
Application
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The
Quick-Check can be employed in many industries to ensure proper tensioning. Typical
applications include tower
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and
stack guy wires, pretensioned cable barriers,
bridges, elevators, winch rope, overhead electric transit wires,
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fall arrest
systems, aircraft cables and utilities.
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Specifications
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Tension
capacities:
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2,000
lb/ 10 kN/ 1,000 kg
10,000
lb/45 kN/4,500 kg
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Wire
sizes:
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3/16
inch through 1 inch (4.75 mm through 25.4 mm)
View
helpful ordering tips at Dillon-force.com
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Accuracy:
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+/-3%
instrument capacity
(calibrated to specific wire size and type.)
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Loading
error:
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Cable
elongation of only 0.08 inch (2mm)
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Display:
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Dot-graphic
LCD display supports full text and 1 inch high digits.
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Sheave
range:
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Each
set accommodates rated wire size and ½ smaller. Multiple sheave sets may be
used.
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Suggested
wire calibrations:
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Calibrate
each wire diameter needed with the most appropriate sheaves. If two wire
types are used of the same diameter (eg. ½ 1x7 and
½ 6x19), calibrate each type independently if accuracy is critical.
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Environment
protection:
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Suitable
for continued outdoor use.
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Operating
range:
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-4°F
to 158°F (-20°C to 70°C)
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Tension
units of measure:
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Pound-force,
kilogram force, Newtons
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Resolution:
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Configurable
low/med/high
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Size:
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10
x 23 x 3 inch (25 x 59 x 8 cm)
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Weight:
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Approx.11
lb (5 kg)
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Recalibration:
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At
user discretion. Commonly 12-24 months; should be more frequent
with heavy use. On-site
recalibration may be possible through your Dillon distributor.
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Approvals:
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CE
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