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Exploring New Measurement Products Webinar

The Interface Exploring Capabilities of New Measurement Products Webinar details new products, including sensors, instrumentation, and accessories. Our experts will cover dozens of new additions to the extensive 40,000-plus product catalog of force measurement solutions. Interface engineers highlight product features, capacities, use cases, and technical tips in the fast-paced new technical online seminar.

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Load Cell Simulator 101

A load cell simulator is a device that mimics the electrical signal of a load cell. This allows technicians to test and calibrate measurement systems without applying physical force or weight to the load.   Interface load cell simulators are an essential accessory and valuable investment for any testing lab or research facility frequently using load cells. These simulators can help to improve safety, reduce downtime, improve accuracy, lower costs, and increase convenience. 

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Interface 2023 Top Products and Trends

Interface crunched the numbers on our extensive 35,000+ force measurement products catalog, analyzing real-world usage and online preferences to reveal the top force measurement products. See what engineers and technicians top picks for products, product features, product categories and products selected in this past year.

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New Interface Accessories Selection Guide

Interface Accessories Selection Guide will help you complete your test and measurement project design with the highest performance. Accessories are available in many design configurations for load cells, torque transducers, instrumentation, and calibration systems. Use this Interface resource guide to combine accessories designed for the specific measurement products.

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Exploring Capabilities of New Products Webinar Recap

Interface ForceLeaders webinar, Exploring Capabilities of New Measurement Products, provides an overview of 20 new test and measurement products. Learn about the product specifications, features, and sample applications and use cases for new load cells, torque transducers, multi-axis sensors, instrumentation, accessories, and systems.

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Interface Cable Assemblies 101

Interface provides a range of cable assemblies specifically designed for use with our force measurement sensors and instruments. A cable is a carefully constructed unit engineered to maintain signal integrity and protect against external interference. Learn cable assembly basics, tips, and critical considerations in the Interface Cable Assemblies 101 overview.

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Understanding Cable Length and Temperature Effects

Interface has several standard cable options based on the type of measurement device, the instrumentation, the pinout, type of connector and length required for the testing use case. Consideration of the cable and connectivity are important when selecting any transducer. The length of a cable and temperature can affect accuracy. Learn tips and considerations related to cable options for load cells and torque transducers. You can find a range of all standard cable assembly and connector products in Interface Accessories.

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Shunt Calibration Resistors 101

Interface shunt calibration resistors, known as RCAL Resistors, are an accessory product. A shunt calibration resistor is connected in parallel with a measurement instrument to provide a known resistance value. The purpose of the shunt cal resistor is to calibrate the instrument to accurately measure the current passing through it. Shunt calibration resistors are often used with load cells to improve the accuracy and reliability of their measurements.

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Interface Introduces New Torque Coupling Guide

Interface's Torque Coupling Selection Guide is a valuable tool for determining the correct couplings for your specific torque transducer and application. A torque transducer coupling is designed to connect a torque transducer to a rotating shaft and facilitate torque measurement. This new guide is a tool that helps you select the criteria based on your transducer, range, speed, environment, size and mounting.