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Multi-Axis Sensor Applications
Interface Multi-Axis Sensors are used across industries, from testing rockets and drones to prostethics and medical devices. 2-axis, 3-axis, 6-axis sensor technology at Interface.
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Weighing Your Options Webinar
Interface's Weighing Your Options webinar showcases load cell and instrumentation solutions for cranes, lifting equipment, scales, and industrial applications. We detail weighcheck systems, load pins, load shackles, tension links, wireless products and more.
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Interface Solutions for Machine Builders
Interface provides machine builders with precision load cells, torque transducers, and instrumentation for machines, automation equipment, and tools used in R&D, fabrication and testing. Learn more about Interface's relationship with machine builders.
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Industry Leader in Test and Measurement
Interface provides world-class test and measurement products and calibration services that enable T&M professionals full access to complete systems, from sensors to instrumentation. Learn about our T&M industry solutions.
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Force Measurement Solutions for the Construction Industry
The construction industry uses force measurement solutions to protect heavy equipment, machinery and provide safety for their workers. Uses cases of construction applications for lifting, cranes and other machines using load cells and sensors.
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Better Data and Performance with Interface Multi-Axis Sensors
Interface Multi-Axis Sensors measure a multitude of forces and moments simultaneously with a single load cell sensor. The 3-axis, 6-axis, and axial torsion load cells provide excellent performance and accurate measurement. Video, 6-Axis and BX8 DAC
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Shunt Calibration Resistors 101
Interface shunt calibration resistors, known as RCAL Resistors, are an accessory product. A shunt calibration resistor is connected in parallel with a measurement instrument to provide a known resistance value. The purpose of the shunt cal resistor is to calibrate the instrument to accurately measure the current passing through it. Shunt calibration resistors are often used with load cells to improve the accuracy and reliability of their measurements.
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Unlocking the Power of DAQ Webinar
Interface webinar Unlocking the Power of DAQ details trends, best practices and considerations for using data acquisiton in force measurement applications. We explore DAQ instrumentation options, trends and set-up options. Learn why data acquisition systems are growing in popularity for all types of use cases. We also detail the new Interface Data AQ Packs and system options for capturing critical data. Watch the online technical seminar for recommendations on equipment, plus we answser the most frequently asked questions about DAQ in test and measurement.
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How Do Load Cells Work?
Interface Tech Talk experts answer the question how do load cells work. A load cell’s basic function is to take applied force and convert it into an output signal that provides the user with a measurement. This process of converting a force into data is typically completed through a Wheatstone bridge that is comprised of strain gages. There is a bending beam under the load and when weight or force is applied, the change in bend (deflection) results in change in output.
