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Autonomous Navigation

Autonomous Navigation in High-Risk Environments Requires Accuracy in Sensing

Interface sensor technologies, including multi-axis, torque, and load cells, enable autonomous platforms to navigate subsea, industrial, and aerospace environments with precision. High-risk environments require sensors designed for hazardous, submersible, and extreme temperature conditions to ensure autonomous platforms perform reliably using accurate measurements.
Planning For Ruggedized

Planning for Extremes with Ruggedized Force Measurement Solutions

Interface answers FAQs about ruggedized force measurement testing, including ATEX load cells, load pins, coil tubing, submersible, stainless steel, and fatigue-rated sensors, and cabled and wireless instrumentation. Get a ruggedized test plan checklist and best practices. Engineering for ruggedized test and measurement starts with the sensor design. Talk to Interface experts.
Sensors Hoisting

Sensors Provide Intelligence for Safe and Automated Hoisting

Integrating Interface load cells, load pins, tension load links, and load shackles into hoisting equipment provides real-time force and weight data. Measurement sensors provide accurate data for overload protection, WLL, load balancing, alarm systems, weighing, equipment monitoring, and testing. Smart hoisting and automation utilizing sensors increase safety, ensure compliance, and prevent catastrophic failure.
Tension Load Link Systems

Tension Load Link Systems and Applications

Interface tension link load cells are specialized force sensors designed to measure tensile or "pulling" forces. Tension load links are frequently used in demanding environments, including nearshore and offshore areas, which require certifications for hazardous locations. They're designed for lifting, weighing, mooring, towing, as well as tension testing and monitoring applications, and are used in marine, aerospace, manufacturing, construction, and logistics industries.
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.
Robust Load Pins Accuracy

Robust Load Pins Measure Force with Accuracy

Interface load pins are load cells commonly used in lifting, weighing, hoisting, rigging, and retrofitting for accurate force measurement. The load pins are versatile, rugged, and easy to integrate into existing equipment. They are used in infrastructure, aerospace structural testing labs, parts in industrial machines, for optimizing manufacturing, in submersible maritime equipment, and for oil and gas top drives.
Quick Release Hooks

Benefits of Load Monitoring in Quick Release Hooks

Interface supplies load measuring pins for quick release hooks (QRH) used in maritime, lifting, rigging, energy and industrial subsea equipment. Discover the benefits of load monitoring in quick release hooks for enhanced safety, efficiency, and risk mitigation in mooring operations. Learn the questions you should ask when engineering QRH solutions.
Subsea Oil And Gas

Examining Force Measurement in Subsea Oil and Gas

Interface subsea oil and gas industry force measurement solutions for applications, including pipeline integrity monitoring, riser tension monitoring, and wellhead fatigue analysis, are important in deep sea exploration projects. Accurate force measurement ensures the safety and efficiency of subsea operations, preventing costly failures and environmental damage.
Shipbuilding

Interface Measurement Solutions for Shipbuilding From Hull to Deck

Interface’s force measurement technology is indispensable for modern shipbuilding. Load cells, torque transducers, and instrumentation help shipbuilders produce high-quality, safe, and reliable vessels, from testing materials for durability to ensuring the safe assembly of critical components. With ongoing advancements in maritime engineering, Interface continues to innovate, providing essential tools to meet the evolving demands of shipbuilding from testing rigging to materials.