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Cryogenic low and high temperature use strain gauges

CE Series: These cryogenic strain gauges for low and high temperatures (temperature range from -269 °C to +200 °C) feature a heat-treated measuring grid that ensures extremely low zero-point drift at cryogenic temperatures.

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Cryogenic low and high temperature use strain gauges

Cryogenic low and high temperature strain gauges are special strain gauges designed to perform in extreme temperatures, with an emphasis on cryogenic environments, that is, very low temperatures. These strain gauges are used in applications where materials are exposed to temperatures in the cryogenic range, usually below the freezing point of water, and sometimes to very low absolute temperatures such as those in liquid nitrogen or liquid helium environments.

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