Dillon AP Dynamometers

Dillon AP Dynamometers are the leader in dynamometers, with the largest installed population throughout the world. The sturdy design, top grade components and premium coatings make it last for years in severe environments and applications: the pounding aboard military vehicles, rough handling in field measurements and even use underwater. Embraced by industrial contractors across the globe, we are confident the AP will satisfy your most demanding applications.

Specification

The AP Dynamometer is built around a sturdy design using top grade components and premium coatings, chosen specifically to withstand severe environments rather than the more controlled conditions many weighing instruments are designed for. This construction allows it to cope with the pounding experienced aboard military vehicles, rough handling during field measurements, and even submersion for underwater use, situations that would quickly damage a less robust force or tension measuring instrument.

Capacity & Application

Originally designed to measure the tension on telephone wires, the Dynamometer has proven to have limitless versatility as a tension and weight measuring instrument. It is used for such diverse jobs as suspended weighing, mounting cables for bridges, adjusting tension on guy wires, and field testing chain, rope and wire, along with anything else requiring precision force or tension measurement. This range of applications, combined with its rugged build, has made the AP a long-standing choice for industrial contractors who need a dependable tension and force measuring instrument that can be relied upon out in the field rather than only in a workshop or laboratory setting.

Approvals

Phoenix Scales is a UKAS ISO 17025 accredited calibration laboratory and an ISO 9001:2015 and Cyber Essentials certified company. We supply, install and calibrate Dillon AP Dynamometers with UKAS-traceable certification, and our engineers provide ongoing servicing, repair and re-calibration support to keep each instrument reading accurately throughout its working life, even after years of use in the demanding field conditions it is designed for.

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