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Calibration Grade Solutions For Demanding Applications
Interface Gold and Platinum Standard calibration-grade load cells deliver unparalleled accuracy and reliability. Our unique sensor design, utilizing multiple strain gages and rigorous 30-point testing, ensures premium quality. Explore our calibration testing equipment and lab solutions trusted by labs, engineers, metrologies, and calibration service providers around the world.

Testing Lab Essentials Webinar Recap
Interface hosted a technical webinar Testing Lab Essentials that centered on measurement devices, instrumentation, industry testing lab challenges and considerations, plus how to modernize your test lab. Force measurement solutions experts shared valuable advice and best practices. The webinar covered lab basics, products in the lab, credentials, calibration grade equipment, test stands, load frames, testing lab applications and FAQs.
Force measurement experts Elliot Speidell and Jeff Boyd delivered an engaging and knowledgeable seminar, Testing Lab Essentials: Today + Tomorrow. Bringing decades of first-hand experience, they were able to provide product examples, tips, recommendations and lessons learned in working with testing lab professionals across industries, from automotive to medical devices.

Metrologists and Calibration Technicians 101
Interface works with metrologists and calibration technicians worldwide. We are a partner, supplier of calibration grade products they use, and…

Industry Leader in Test and Measurement
Interface was founded as a supplier of cutting-edge test and measurement industry solutions in 1968. It's in our DNA and fundamental to what…

Additional Interface Calibration Grade Solutions
As a leading supplier to testing labs around the world, Interface has designed specialized strain gage products that are classified as calibration…

Calibration Grade Load Cells and Systems
The Interface brand has become synonymous with premium accuracy, reliability, and performance since we pioneered load cells back in 1968. Because…