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Screw Mounting Accelerometer Best for High-Temp Application
August 24th, 2007
From the Endevco Measurement Endeavor e-mail newsletter comes this tip for mounting accelerometers at temps above 250 deg F:
There are several options for mounting devices to each other at that temperature. Screw mounting an accelerometer is always best. There is no problem handling temperature if properly torqued (see relevant product data sheet for correct mounting torque), and the component is easily removable for recalibration.
The article, part of the “Ask the Expert” series, describes several other options.
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