Tag Archive for: MBI

Why Use a Single Load Cell for Platform Weighing?
Interface Tech Talk answers how a single point load cell measures the weight of objects placed anywhere on a weighing platform or scale. Interface Single Point Load Cells compensate for off-center (eccentric) loading, have high repeatability and linearity, and have fast response times. For weighing, the single point load cell is a cost-effective solution for OEMs and scale manufacturers. They are simple to install, have a long service life, and require low maintenance.

How Does Load Cell Overload Detection Work?
Load cell overload occurs when the force applied to a load cell exceeds its rated capacity. Load cells are designed to operate within specific load limits. Overload detection is essential to protect these costly and sensitive devices from damage and ensure the longevity and reliability of the sensors. Without proper overload protection, these sensors can be compromised, leading to inaccurate readings or permanent damage.

Comparing Shear Versus Compaction Force Measurement
Interface load cells are used in shear and compaction force measurement. Understanding the differences between shear and compaction is determinative, as it directly impacts applications, sensor choices, and output data for testing analysis. Learn about shear force versuse compaction, also known as compressive, measurement, applications and load cell types. This understanding aids in making informed test and measurement decisions in material science, mechanical engineering, and industrial automation.

Why Choose a Single Point Impact Cell?
Interface Single Point Impact Load Cells (SPI) are sensors that accurately measure the impact force or load exerted on a single point. The Interface SPI and MBI are two models for platform scale single point impact load cells used for materials testing, impact testing, product durability testing, and quality control processes. Learn about the design and use cases for SPI load cells.

Bending Beam Load Cell Basics
Interface bending beam load cells are part of our Mini Load Cell product line. They are available in a variety of shapes and sizes, with different capacities and ranges. Some of our most popular bending beam load cells include the MB, MBI, MBP and MBS. The use of bending beam load cells expands across industries and applications, for weighing scales, medical devices, industrial process controls, robotic designs, packaging machinery and civil engineering projects.