The 5000 family of process weighing instruments has quickly established itself as a high-end solution for process weighing but with a price tag that fits across the spectrum of industrial weighing applications.
The recent granting of a 10,000 division EC type approval for both the 5001 panel mounting and 5002 field mounting variants shows that these instruments easily out perform much pricier units. When used with an OIML R60 load cell, a 5001 or 5002 will deliver a cost-effective trade stampable weighing system.
But, because the 5000s have been conceived for process weighing, weighing precision is combined with lots of features not found in most ‘Trade’ indicators. A wealth of interface options including Modbus, Profibus and DeviceNet are supported. The latest filtering algorithms provide rock-steady readings in noisy environments but without the heavily slugged response common with traditional signal filtering.
Nova Weigh's 5000 Family of Weighing Instruments
The 5000 family of process weighing instruments has quickly established itself as a high-end solution for process weighing but with a price tag that fits across the spectrum of industrial weighing applications.
The recent granting of a 10,000 division EC type approval for both the 5001 panel mounting and 5002 field mounting variants shows that these instruments easily out perform much pricier units. When used with an OIML R60 load cell, a 5001 or 5002 will deliver a cost-effective trade stampable weighing system.
But, because the 5000s have been conceived for process weighing, weighing precision is combined with lots of features not found in most ‘Trade’ indicators. A wealth of interface options including Modbus, Profibus and DeviceNet are supported. The latest filtering algorithms provide rock-steady readings in noisy environments but without the heavily slugged response common with traditional signal filtering.
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