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Supplier: Rieker, Inc.
Description: The NGi Series of inclination sensors are liquid capacitive based inclinometers for measuring the tilt angle of any object with respect to gravity. The measuring principle assures a linear angle output with 4…20mA calibrated to equal the measuring range of the sensor. An optional measuring
- Angular Range: -30 to 30 degrees
- Angular Resolution: 0.003 degrees
- Materials of Construction: Aluminum, Plastic
- Application: Automotive / Transportation, Construction / Building Site, Surveying / Field Work
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Supplier: Rieker, Inc.
Description: Our 2160-B mechanical boom angle inclinometer is a -30 to +90 degrees unit with 5 degree increments. The housing is made of rugged ballistic plastic, making these clinometers extremely tough for all types of environments and weather conditions. With operating temperature ranging from -45°C to
- Angular Range: -30 to 90 degrees
- Angular Resolution: 5 degrees
- Application: Automotive / Transportation, Construction / Building Site, Surveying / Field Work
- Level Type: Clinometer / Inclinometer
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Supplier: Rieker, Inc.
Description: Rieker's Digital Boom Angle Indicator Remote Inclinometer Package (model RDSR3-BA-09) is an extension of the RDI series of digital inclinometers. Like the 4120, our electronic boom angle indicator is sealed in a rugged case that protects the sensor components from harsh environments.
- Angular Range: -10 to 90 degrees
- Angular Resolution: 0.1 degrees
- Materials of Construction: Aluminum
- Application: Automotive / Transportation, Construction / Building Site, Surveying / Field Work
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Supplier: Rieker, Inc.
Description: Rieker manufactures these inclinometers to MIL Spec, using precision glass tube and ball construction with engraved markings and customer specified color warning zones. All our tubes are filled with a special dampening fluid that controls the movement of the ball. The fluid combined with
- Angular Range: -10 to 10 degrees
- Angular Resolution: 1 degrees
- Materials of Construction: Aluminum
- Application: Automotive / Transportation, Construction / Building Site, Surveying / Field Work
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Supplier: Fredericks Company - Televac
Description: The 0729-1758-99 single-axis tilt switch utilizes a Fredericks TrueTILT™ wide-range electrolytic tilt sensor and two open collectors, one for each direction, with user-settable trip points for a repeatable and reliable output. Its robust plastic housing provides excellent durability and
- Angular Range: -45 to 45 degrees
- Angular Resolution: 0.00333333333333333 degrees
- Level Type: Clinometer / Inclinometer
- Application: Construction / Building Site, Machine Shop / Tool Room, Surveying / Field Work
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Supplier: Interface Displays & Controls
Description: Providing an adaptable design, the Solid State Inclinometer displays multiple slip ball positions and is usable in aircraft instruments, AMLCD avionic displays, and other navigation applications. The inclinometer is microprocessor-based, allowing the CPU to position the slip ball
- Level Type: Clinometer / Inclinometer
- Measuring Technology: Mechanical
- Reading Method / Display: None (Nongraduated)
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Supplier: Fredericks Company - Televac
Description: The 0729-1759-99 RS-232 inclinometer utilizes a Fredericks TrueTilt™ wide range electrolytic tilt sensor and RS-232 signal conditioner. Its robust plastic housing and epoxy potting provide excellent durability and environmental protection. This inclinometer has superior tolerances and
- Angular Range: -60 to 60 degrees
- Angular Resolution: 0.003 degrees
- Application: Automotive / Transportation, Construction / Building Site, Light Duty / Office, Machine Shop / Tool Room, Surveying / Field Work
- Level Type: Clinometer / Inclinometer
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Supplier: Fredericks Company - Televac
Description: For tilt applications where a visual indication or measurement is required, Fredericks inclinometers are ideal. An inclinometer is comprised of a glass tube, bent to a specific radius, which determines its angular range. A ball is inserted in the tube, then the tube is filled with a
- Angular Range: 0 to 45 degrees
- Length: 6 inch
- Application: Automotive / Transportation, Construction / Building Site
- Level Type: Clinometer / Inclinometer
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Supplier: Fredericks Company - Televac
Description: The 0729-1736-99 tilt switch utilizes a Fredericks TrueTILT™ wide-range electrolytic tilt sensor and relay with user-settable trip points for a repeatable and reliable output. A variety of user-settable features are accessible through RS-232 communications, making it easy to change settings in the
- Angular Range: 1 to 35 degrees
- Angular Resolution: 0.2 degrees
- Level Type: Clinometer / Inclinometer
- Application: Construction / Building Site, Machine Shop / Tool Room, Surveying / Field Work
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Supplier: Sensor Developments, Inc.
Description: The Model 90413 sensor measures steering angle using a bi-directional MEMS inclinometer. The inclinometer is oriented such that one axis measures the steering angle directly, while the other axis measures the tilt angle of the wheel. When the steering wheel is tilted, the sensitivity
- Angular Range: 0 to 40 degrees
- Angular Resolution: 0.1 degrees
- Level Type: Clinometer / Inclinometer
- Reading Method / Display: Digital Display
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Supplier: Columbia Research Labs, Inc.
Description: Columbia Models DIS-7001 and DIS-7012 Inclinometer Systems include a temperature-compensated force balance inclinometer in conjunction with a power module and convenient digital display. Linearization is supplied in the readout module which eliminates the need for conversion from the
- Angular Range: -45 to 45 degrees
- Angular Resolution: 0.03 degrees
- Length: 2.27 inch
- Materials of Construction: Aluminum
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Design of Digital Inclinometer based on MEMS Acceleration Sensor[J]. … the obvious difference is signal amplitude above 0.5Hz, and the former spectrum noise level is low. [1] Godshalk, Edward M.; Burr, Jeremy; Williams, Jeff., “An Air Coplanar Wafer Probe ” ARFTG Conference Digest … a helb @nim.ac.cn, bruiwen_zhang@foxmail.com, c zhuhj@mail.buct.edu.cn, dyangp@nim.ac.cn Keywords: Piezoelectric …
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