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5-Axis Load Cells 101

An Interface 5-axis load cell is a multi-axis sensor designed to resolve complex multi-directional loading into three orthogonal forces and two bending moments (Fx, Fy, Fz, Mx, and My). By combining multiple sensing elements into one precisely machined structure, a 5-axis load cell provides comprehensive measurement of complex loading conditions that conventional single-axis load cells cannot accurately capture. Learn more in 5-Axis Load Cell 101, part of Interface's 101 Series.
Multi Axis Sensor Fundamentals

Multi-Axis Sensor Fundamentals from Design to Calibration

Discover Interface's Fundamentals of Multi-Axis Sensors to learn about 6-axis selection, assembly, calibration, managing crosstalk, and key sensor design models. Interface's extensive technical resource that details 6-axis sensor selection, accuracy, mounting, resolution, and sensor form factors. Find engineering tips, error prevention, load limits, and calibration resources. It's a complete guide to multi-axis load cells and specifically 6-Axis Sensors.