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The Power in Pairing Load Pins with Shackles
Interface load shackles with load pins provide real-time weight and tension data across industries, from aerospace to maritime. They integrate easily into existing equipment and machinery and can be configured for independent test rigs and new product designs. A load shackle is never just a sensor. It is primary load-bearing rigging hardware. Treat the pin and shackle body as an engineered pair, machined for alignment, locked against rotation, and calibrated together under actual rigging conditions.

What Is the Difference Between Fatigue and Impact Testing?
Interface Tech Talk details why fatigue testing and impact testing are fundamentally different mechanical test methodologies that impose separate physical and electronic demands on measurement hardware. Learn about application differences, load cell and sensor selection, and instrumentation requirements for each type of test.

Technical Validation of Water Safety Equipment Across Maritime Applications
Interface provides load cells, submersible load pins, and wireless telemetry systems for water safety testing and equipment validation. Accurately measuring force, torque, tension, and weight is critical to validate safety for personal watercraft and gear, lifeboat davits, commercial mooring lines, rescue robots and hoisting equipment.

Tension Load Link Systems and Applications
Interface tension link load cells are specialized force sensors designed to measure tensile or "pulling" forces. Tension load links are frequently used in demanding environments, including nearshore and offshore areas, which require certifications for hazardous locations. They're designed for lifting, weighing, mooring, towing, as well as tension testing and monitoring applications, and are used in marine, aerospace, manufacturing, construction, and logistics industries.

Outlining Force Solutions for Structural Outrigging
Interface provides load cells and wireless technologies for structural outrigging. Force measurement sensor technologies provide high accuracy measurement of the outrigging equipment in test and actual use. The applications range from integrating sensors into outrigger equipment to using load cells for real-time monitoring of physical structures using outrigger supports. Interface load cells are used by outrigging engineers, civil engineers and heavy equipment manufacturers, oil and gas, construction industry and marine equipment companies.

Rigging Engineers Choose Interface Measurement Solutions
Interface supports rigging engineers who design, plan, and oversee the rigging of heavy loads by providing high accuracy measurement solutions. The use of load cells to measure the weight of heavy loads, such as cranes, ships, rockets, theater equipment and machinery is on the rise. Rigging engineers use the data from load cells, load pins, load shackles, and tension links to ensure that the loads are not overloaded and that the rigging systems are properly designed for each use case. This often requires pairing the high accuracy sensor with instrumentation, and for versatility wireless telemetry systems are useful for rigging engineers.

Interface Explores Maritime Applications Near and Offshore
Land, air, and sea are all the places where Interface force measurement devices are used to test and confirm product designs and measure real-time…