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The AP is a simple mechanical dynamometer with a dial face. The EDjunior is a basic digital dynamometer. The EDXtreme is a digital dynamometer with extra features such as data logging, custom units and optional remote viewing. There are some specification differences as well.
No, Only the Radio Ready version of the EDxtreme offers the wireless remote communicator.
Yes, all our dynamometers come with a certificate of calibration traceable to NIST.
It is recommended the dynamometers are calibrated annually.
You can send the dynamometers to the following address:
Dillon/Quality Plus, Inc.
Attn: Bill Dillon
214 E. Kansas St. Ste 101
Liberty, MO. 64068
We ask that you complete and include the RMA Form located under the “Calibration and Repair” portion of our website with the shipment.
On new units we offer a 24-month limited warranty on parts and workmanship. On repairs, our warranty is 30 days.
Yes, we offer a rental program for Dillon dynamometers. Learn more here.
It depends on the unit you have. Some units require certain shackles to guarantee accuracy. Send us some info and we’ll let you know what will work with your unit, or give us a call if you need an immediate answer.
A typical crane scale is designed to measure hanging loads. A dynamometer can measure tension vertically, horizontally or anywhere in between. Add a hook to a dynamometer and you have a crane scale with versatility.
Yes, please refer to the specification sheet of each model regarding safe proof load.
Please refer to the specification sheet of each model.
Yes, only the EDxtreme offers data logging.
Dillon dynamometers are also called Dillon load cells.
Yes, on capacities up to 25,000 lb.
