RJG Lynx LS-B-127-125, Product Manual

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Product Manual | Lynx™ Strain Gage Button Sensors LS‑B‑127‑50/125/500/2000 RJG, Inc. 49
6.
Visible Sensor Wear
It is normal for the loading nub to show some
wear. However, if the wear pattern exceeds
half the diameter of the loading nub, the
sensor calibration is more likely to have shifted
significantly.
7.
Sensor Zero Offset Shift
The zero offset is the reading of the sensor
with no load applied. While not directly related
to the sensor calibration, the zero offset does
provide indication that the sensor’s calibration
may be suspect.
8.
Abnormal Readings
A sensor reading abnormally high or low
relative to template or to other sensors can
be an indication of a calibration shift. Before
sending the sensor back, check for other more
common causes of erroneous readings, such
as incorrect sensor pocket dimensions, sensor
preload, contamination in the sensor pocket,
and binding ejector pin due to misalignment,
debris/contamination, or galling.
TESTING & CALIBRATION ( continued )
WARRANTY
RJG, INC. STANDARD THREE‑YEAR
WARRANTY
RJG, Inc. is confident in the quality and
robustness of the LS‑B‑127‑50/125/500/2000
cavity pressure sensors, and so are offering a
three‑year warranty on all RJG sensors. RJG’s
cavity pressure sensors are guaranteed against
defects in material and workmanship for three
years from the original date of purchase. The
warranty is void if it is determined that the
sensor was subjected to abuse or neglect
beyond the normal wear and tear of field use,
or in the event the sensor has been opened by
the customer. This new warranty policy is the
most generous offered in the cavity pressure
sensor industry, with one year being the most
common.
PRODUCT DISCLAIMER
RJG, Inc. is not responsible for the improper
installation of this equipment, or any other
equipment RJG manufactures.
Proper RJG equipment installation does not
interfere with original equipment safety features
of the machine. Safety mechanisms on all
machines should never be removed.