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Silo and Tank Measurement Solutions
Interface provides testing sensors, weighing devices, and force measurement solutions used for tanks, silos, vessels, and industrial storage containers in several industries, including agriculture, infrastructure, manufacturing, natural resource management, and energy. Load cells are invaluable tools for silos and tanks, providing accurate and reliable force and weight measurements. The benefits of implementing precision measurement systems for testing and monitoring include improved accuracy, real-time data, reduced waste, enhanced safety, and cost savings.

Top 10 Reasons to Schedule Calibration Services with Interface
Interface recommends annual calibration to maintain the accuracy and quality of your load cells and torque transducers. Interface is the preferred calibration services provider based on experience, equipment, service turnaround, and processes. It is easy to request a calibration service online with Interface.

Load Cell Flexures 101
Interface designs all of our load cell flexures. A flexure is a specially designed component that can bend under a load without breaking. They are used in sensors where precise, frictionless movement is needed, like measuring force. The flexure, a complex machined part, acts as the spring element. With thousands of models, capacities, and configurations, manufacturing our flexures is paramount to our load cell accuracy, quality, and precision performance.

Understanding and Preventing Load Cell Overload
Interface offers patented overload protection for load cells. Overload detection is crucial for maintaining load cell accuracy. Properly detecting and handling overload conditions can prevent permanent damage and ensure the sensor's longevity. By understanding the signs of overload, managing impact loads, and employing preventive measures, users can maintain the integrity of their measurement systems. Regular maintenance and proper design considerations are vital to avoiding the detrimental effects of overload and ensuring accurate, long-term performance of load cells.

56 Reasons to Love Interface
Interface isn't just another force measurement company. Established in 1968, we think there is no better way to celebrate our 56th anniversary than to highlight why Interface is an unmatched precision measurement solutions provider worldwide. So, here are 56 reasons to love Interface and why we are the perfect partner for all your test and measurement needs across various industries.

Get Acquainted with Interface’s Expanding Line of Multi-Axis Sensors
Interface multi-axis sensors dramatically expand data accessibility in test and monitoring applications. The fastest line of products in Interface's extensive force, torque, and weight measurement solutions catalog includes Interface 2-axis, 3-axis, 6-axis, and axial torsion sensors. Multiple points of reference data from high-accuracy multi-axis sensors provide critical details for improving product efficiency, quality, and safety.

Interface Load Cells 401 Weighing and Advanced Testing Applications Guide
Interface Load Cells 401 Guide references advanced systems, providing detailed configuration information and illustrations for applications that require multi-cell systems, specialized weighing configurations, and advanced testing protocols

Detailing Sensor Rated Output Millivolts Per Volt
Interface sensor specifications state rated output, expressed in millivolts per volt (mV/V), as the electrical output of a load cell, multi-axis sensor, or reaction torque transducer in mV/V of excitation at the rated load. It essentially expresses a load cell's sensitivity. RO represents the change in output voltage in millivolts of the load cell relative to a change in the excitation voltage in volts applied to it.

Cultivating Precision in Horticulture with Force Measurement
Interface offers a diverse range of force measurement solutions specifically designed for horticultural applications. Interface load cells, torque transducers, instrumentation and multi-axis sensors are grounded in science and technology, helping to revolutionize crop cultivation and management. By measuring the intricate forces, harvesting and planting sensor data provides a deeper understanding of plant-environment interactions.