What’s the difference between a dynamometer and a load cell?
Dillon dynamometers are also sometimes called Dillon load cells.
By Anne Accardi|2024-03-19T12:58:19-05:00March 19, 2024|AP Dynamometer, EDjr Dynamometer, EDXtreme Dynamometer|0 Comments
Instead of attaching two shackles to my dynamometer, can I attach a shackle and a hook?
Yes, on capacities up to 25,000 lb.
Do any of the dynamometers offer data logging?
Yes, only the EDxtreme offers data logging.
What is the ultimate safety factor for my dynamometer?
Please refer to the specification sheet of each model.
Can I proof load my dynamometer?
Yes, please refer to the specification sheet of each model [...]
What is the difference between a dynamometer and a crane scale?
A typical crane scale is designed to measure hanging loads. [...]
Can we use our own shackles on the Dillon dynamometers?
It depends on the unit you have. Some units require [...]
Do you offer a rental program?
Yes, we offer a rental program for Dillon dynamometers. Learn [...]
What is the warranty period?
On new units we offer a 24-month limited warranty on [...]
Where can I send my dynamometer for service/calibration?
You can send the dynamometers to the following address: Dillon/Quality [...]
