Tag Archive for: aerospace

Interface is a Critical Solutions Provider for OEMs
The hardware industry is rapidly making its way into taking advantage of the Industry 4.0 and Big Data eras. The idea that data insight can cut…

Dimensions of Multi-Axis Sensors Virtual Event Recap
The Interface ForceLeaders hosted forums are designed to answer frequently asked questions from testing engineers and product designers about…

Hazardous Environment Solutions from Interface
There are hundreds of thousands of engineers and manufacturers that spend their days working in hazardous environments. Whether its operating…

Evolving Urban Mobility Sector for Test and Measurement
In the urban mobility sector, Interface load cells and torque transducers are used to test and measure balance and weight distribution, thrust and lift, and to optimize movement on robotics.

Interface’s Sustaining Role in Arizona and the Global Business Ecosystem During COVID-19
For more than half a century, Interface has had the privilege of serving a wide variety of industries and helping our customers test, design,…

Multi-Axis Sensors 101
A multi-axis sensor (load cell) is a type of transducer that measures forces and torques simultaneously in multiple spatial directions. Interface specializes in multi-axis sensors to assist engineers in testing, measurement, and design for complex products. We provide 2-axis, 3-axis, 6-axis, and axial torsion load cells.

Launching Into Orbit With Interface
Interface supplies force measurement solutions and services to help the world's largest aerospace organizations in the design and test of space…

Interface Displays Force Measurement Aerospace Applications at Space Tech Expo
As a leader in precision-based force measurement solutions serving the world's largest aerospace and rocket makers in the world, Interface is…

Better Data and Performance with Interface Multi-Axis Sensors
The increasing consumer demand for smarter and more sophisticated products is transforming design practices. Data-driven design is now at the…