Rice Lake RL20000SS Stainless Steel S-Beam Load Cell

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Construction
Stainless steel
Operating Temperature
0 to 150 °F (-18 to 65 °C)
Approvals & CertificationsNational Type Evaluation Program (NTEP), cFMus
- National Type Evaluation Program (NTEP)98-078; 1:10,000 Class IIIL single cell. Excludes non-NTEP parts 17013, 158375 and 158376.
- cFMuscFMus listed
Delivered product may vary depending on model and options selected.
Load Cells
Rice Lake RL20000SS Stainless Steel S-Beam Load Cell
$315 - $950
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Rice Lake RL20000SS Stainless Steel S-Beam Load Cell
RL20000SS load cell with 3.0 (±0.008) mV/V output and configuration-specific NTEP certification status.
Use the RL20000SS for suspended weighing or mechanical scale conversions in dry, corrosive environments. Its stainless steel body has IP67 environmental sealing and a 20 ft cable. Choose from 13 capacities; the 50, 15,000 and 20,000 lb versions are non-NTEP, while the other listed capacities are NTEP certified. The optional conduit adapter uses two components that must be factory installed together to maintain the warranty.
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