Miniature MT sensors are the smallest draw-wire sensors in the world. They have been specially designed for test applications where high line accelerations occur.
The wireSENSOR MT19 model is the smallest draw-wire sensor in the world. With a measuring range up to 40 mm and wire accelerations up to 60 g, the sensor is particularly suitable for use in applications where high dynamics are required (crash tests, simulators or test benches).
This series comprises two more miniature draw-wire sensors - the MT33 and MT56 models which cover measuring ranges up to 130 mm. In relation to their measuring ranges, their design is kept as compact as possible.
Equipped with a robust aluminum housing, these three miniature draw-wire sensors are ideally suited to industrial applications. Two through-bores in the housing and an integrated eyelet attached to the measuring wire enable fast and easy mounting.
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