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INTERFACE 101 TYPES OF LOAD CELLS

Types of Load Cells 101

Interface offers thousands of load cell models based on specific form factors, capacities, and measurement capabilities. The best place to learn about standard load cells is to understand the types most frequently used in force measurement, including pancake low profiles, s-types, bending beam, canister, rod end, multi-axis and others.
56 Years Happy Anniversary 800 X 800 Px

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.
Multi Axis Sensors Expanding

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.
Tunnel Boring

Measurement Sensors Optimize Underground Tunneling and Boring

Interface sensor technologies are critical to tunnel boring operations. Interface load cells can be strategically embedded within tunnel boring machines (TBMs) and accurately measure the forces exerted during excavation. Torque transducers can measure reaction or rotational forces on equipment components to ensure tools and machines operate properly. Using measurement sensors, machines can monitor parameters like torque, thrust, force, and weight to provide real-time feedback to operators.
SELECTION GUIDE MULTI AXIS

New Interface Multi-Axis Sensor Selection Guide

Interface multi-axis sensors have multiple benefits for test and measurement applications. Beyond providing more data, they consolidate measurement…
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Center of Gravity Testing in Robotics Demands Precision Load Cells

Interface specializes in precision force measurement solutions. There are different methods for determining the CoG of a robotic system. One common method is to use strain gage load cells. Not all load cells are designed for precision measurement. Center of gravity testing demands strict measurement. For example, Interface compression load cells are often used in center of gravity testing for robotics because they are very accurate and can measure remarkably small forces.
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Types of Robots Using Interface Sensors

Interface load cells and torque transducers are commonly used in the design and testing of robots to measure and monitor forces and loads experienced by various robot components. Load cells are used to measure the forces exerted by robotic arms and grippers, while torque transducers are used to measure the torque generated by motors. Multi-axis load cells are growing in use with robotic engineers throughout the R&D phases for more measurement data to make smarter decisions in design and use of the robot. 
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Interface Supports Wind Tunnel Testing

Interface is a supplier of measurement solutions used for aircraft and wind tunnel testing. Wind tunnel systems are used to gather data across a variety of tests related to the aerodynamics of a vehicle’s design. Whether an object is stationary or mobile, wind tunnels provide insight into the effects of air as it moves over or around the test model. Beyond airplanes and flying vehicles, wind tunnels are also used for testing automobiles, bicycles, drones and rockets.
Li Ion

Advancing Lithium-Ion Battery Test and Measurement

Interface supplies load cells, instrumentation, and multi-axis sensors for testing and performance monitoring of lithium-ion batteries. To achieve the goal of improved and longer-lasting Li-ion batteries, accurate force measurement testing is needed to confirm performance, capacity, safety and fatigue. Force testing is done on the battery itself and is used for various stages within the R&D and manufacturing processes.