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Demystifying Specifications Webinar Recap
Interface's Demystifying Specifications recorded webinar details product specification basics, key values, terms to know, how to read a datasheet, what specs matter most in force measurement, and commonly asked questions. For Interface, specifications are detailed descriptions that outline the characteristics, features, and qualities of our products, systems, or services. Throughout the webinar, Interface experts provide tips on what to consider for high-speed, durability, precision and speciality load cell, torque transducer, multi-axis sensor and instrumentation product requirements.

High Temperature Load Cells 101
Most Interface standard load cell models are rated for an upper operating temperature limit of 200°F. Special models can be engineered to operate as high as 500°F by request for customization. We also carry a line of intrinsically safe load cells that are designed and used in harsh environments. Learn more about high temperature load cell considerations and options.

Specifying Accuracy Requirements When Selecting Load Cells
When selecting a load cell, it is important that your selection matches the type of application use case. If it is for general test and measurement…

Announcing the Launch of the Interface Pressure Compensated Downhole Load Cell
Interface is excited to announce the release of a new downhole solution for the energy industry, the Interface Pressure Compensated Downhole…

Load Cell Basics Technical Q&A Part One
Interface recently hosted a webinar, Load Cell Basics, where our experts answered a series of questions from event attendees. In the interest…

Load Cell Basics Webinar Recap
Interface applications and load cell expert Keith Skidmore was the featured presenter at the latest ForceLeaders Forum hosted event, Load Cell Basics. In his comprehensive presentation, he highlights key subjects including fundamentals of load cell design, sensor specifications, use cases, troubleshooting and valuable performance related topics.