Interface helps medical device and healthcare solution providers with force measurement solutions. Load cells, torque transducers, instruments, and accessories for medical and healthcare industry innovators. MedTech use cases.
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.
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.
Interface Application Notes detail how Interface load cells, torque transducers, accessories and instrumentation devices are used by engineers, in test and measurement and within OEM products.
Interface has mastered the art of load cell accuracy by vertically integrated manufacturing process to control the development of the most critical components.
Interface supplied a critical T8 Rotary Shaft Torque Transducer in record speed for essential testing of a ventilator, a vital technology during the COVID-19 pandemic. Jace Curtis of T&M Instruments, who represents Interface products worked with DEWESoft in Texas in the testing.
Machines used in making medical tablets require accuracy in design and force measurement. Interface supplies pharmaceutical manufacturers with testing solutions to reduce waste, increase productivity and ensure reliability in production.
Interface miniature torque transducers are small sensors that measure torque, or rotational force, in mechanical systems. They are used to monitor and control the torque output of motors, gears, and other rotating components. These mini transducers come in various sizes and designs, ranging from simple rotary sensors to complex multi-axis sensors. The range of Interface mini options provide precise, real-time measurements for all types of torque measurement applications.
Interface provides load cells and sensors used in the development of medical devices, healthcare tools and technologies that improve the ability to diagnose, mitigate risks, treat illness, support wellness and advance science.
