Dillon AP Installation Instructions

8 Dynamometer Installation Instructions
Introduction
2 Introduction
2.1 General description
A dynamometer is an instrument that displays the tension force exerted between the
two attached shackles. It is generally used to determine tension in a line/cable or for
suspended weighing.
Figure 2.1 shows one model of dynamometer.
Figure 2.1 Dynamometer with shackles
The 50,000 lb dynamometer is not CE approved.
Shackle
Shackle
Shackle pin
Shackle pin
Bezel
Maximum pointer
Pointer
CAUTION: Dillon Dynamometers are not designed for measurement of dynamic
shock loads and should not be subjected to sudden force. Load or weight
should be applied in a gradual manner to avoid damaging the Dynamometer.
Torque loads applied to the dynamometer should be relieved or avoided.

Dillon AP Specifications

General

Category	Measuring Instruments
Type	Analog Pressure Gauge
Accuracy	±1% of Full Scale
Display	Analog dial
Power	None (mechanical)
Capacity	Varies by model
Units of Measure	psi, bar, kPa
Dial Size	2.5 in or 4 in (depending on model)
Connection	1/4" NPT or 1/2" NPT (depending on model)
Material	Brass or Stainless Steel (depending on model)
Liquid Filled	Optional