Interface sensor technologies are used in machines that weigh raw materials, test component designs, and build finished products. Machine builders use Interface load cells for tooling, assembly, press operations, automated guides, and cobot applications. Machine builders turn to Interface force measurement solutions that support Industry 4.0 innovations that enable efficiency and machine advancements.
Interface's new webinar explores the world of load cells, torque transducers, multi-axis sensors, wireless technologies, and instrumentation used in machine building and automation. Get engineering tips on the latest advancements in sensor technology, including miniaturization, wireless integration, and the rise of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). Join us to explore building smarter, more responsive machines.
Growing demand for Interface sensor technologies is global and related to precision test and measurement needs for product miniaturization, robotics, industrial automation, automotive, medical devices, IoT and energy.
Interface force measurement sensors and instrumentation are essential components of modern industrial machinery. Interface load cells and multi-axis sensors provide critical measurement data for various machinery designs and functions. The accuracy of force, torque, and weight measurements guide industrial machinery's design and performance mechanisms. Load cells help ensure the safe, efficient, and productive operation of industrial machines.
When testing small, compact and complex products, Interface Load Button Load Cells are precision sensor technology miniaturized to fit small-scale applications. LBM and LBS Models available to ship now with QS48.
Turning active components into sensors provides real-time performance monitoring and productivity enhancements for manufacturers. Interface white paper details how force sensors in OEM applications play a large role in the factory of the future.
Interface provides robotics and industrial automation customers with highly accurate load cells, multi-axis sensors and torque transducers to measure and collect force and torque data for precision perfomance.
Interface Single Point Impact Load Cells (SPI) are sensors that accurately measure the impact force or load exerted on a single point. The Interface SPI and MBI are two models for platform scale single point impact load cells used for materials testing, impact testing, product durability testing, and quality control processes. Learn about the design and use cases for SPI load cells.
Interface's case study, Vertical Farming on Earth and in Space, explores applications, products and solutions for challenges related to farming on earth and beyond. These solutions utilize load cells, multi-axis sensors, wireless instrumentation and devices for irrigation and growth monitoring systems, robotics, and farming equipment . The case study highlights innovation used in collaboration of industries in agriculture, space, and automation. While vertical farming is currently being explored as a way to increase food production on Earth, it also has applications in space R&D and for food sustainability projects.
