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INTERFACE 101 3 AXIS LOAD CELLS

3-Axis Load Cells 101

Interface 3-Axis Load Cells measure forces along three mutually perpendicular axes: X, Y, and Z. Interface offers 3-axis load cells with varying capacities, dimensions, and specifications to measure force and torque. The multi-axis sensors require no mathematical manipulation for standard 3-axis force measurements as each signal directly correlates to a specific measurement direction. These advanced load cells are used in aerospace, medical, automotive, automation, robotics, manufacturing and product testing applications.
Manufacturing In The Usa

Manufacturing Interface Load Cells in the USA Represents Quality and Value

Interface's force measurement solutions embody precision and reliability, bearing the "MFG IN USA" label. This label is a beacon of quality, trust, and enduring value, guaranteed by Interface. Interface manufacturing headquarters are in the USA, based in Scottsdale, Arizona. The company began in Arizona and boasts a 57-year legacy as a women-owned global leader in sensor technology.
Wireless Weighing Systems

Interface Measurement Solutions for Wireless Weighing Systems

Interface wireless load pins, load shackles, tension load links, and load cells are reliable measurement sensors required for accurate wireless weighing systems. Interface wireless solutions are crucial for weighing applications in aerospace, manufacturing, infrastructure, maritime, and other quality control environments.
Tensile Testing Apps

Precision Under Pressure in Tensile Testing Applications

Interface load cells enable accurate tensile testing for material characterization, quality control, and R&D. Tensile testing applications using Interface force measurement devices include medical devices, 3D printing, aircraft, aerospace, automotive components, consumer products, fabrics, and more. Accurate measurement ensures product safety and performance.
Gripping Applications Post

Load Cells are The Force Multiplier in Precision Gripping Applications

Interface load cells measure the applied force of grips used in robotics, industrial machines, medical devices, aerospace and drone applications, lifting, and research. Sensors must be selected based on capacity, size constraints, environmental conditions, and measurement requirements. Interface load cells measure the applied force of grips used in robotics, industrial machines, medical devices, aerospace and drone applications, lifting, and research. Sensors must be selected based on capacity, size constraints, environmental conditions, and measurement requirements. Learn about our gripping measurement products, including multi-axis sensors, miniature load cells, buttons, S-type load cells, low profiles, and wireless sensors.
Strain Gage Interconnection

Strain Gage Interconnection to Bridge Configurations for Load Cells

Interface strain gages are fundamental to load cell technology. In forming quarter, half, or full bridges, the interconnection of strain gages in a Wheatstone bridge is a critical design choice that impacts performance, cost, and application suitability. Interface details this technical topic to answer key questions about load cell design and strain gages.
Types Of Testing Applications Part 2

Additional Types of Testing Using Load Cells

Interface is renowned for its extensive product line of sensor technologies and testing solutions, catering to a diverse range of testing types…
Types Of Testing Applications Part 1

Types of Testing Applications Using Load Cells

Interface details types of tests using load cells and force measurement solutions by different industries, including structural, tension, compression, torque, stress, strain, material and fatigue. Learn about how Interface's products support testing applications through examples from industry use cases in aerospace, energy, manufacturing, infrastructure, automotive and more.
Environmental Testing

Force Measurement Expands Environmental Testing Capabilities

Interface supplies force measurement devices for environmental testing to confirm the reliability and longevity of products, components, and structures across diverse industries. It's where designs are subjected to the rigors of real-world conditions, ensuring they can withstand extreme temperatures, humidity, vibrations, and a host of other environmental stressors.