Interface provides sensor technologies for use throughout the consumer product lifecycle from concept and R&D, through engineering and testing, to manufacturing and consumption. Learn how our load cells are used for all types of consumer products across the marketplace.
Interface provides sensor technologies to the entertainment and amusement industry for design, testing and management of lifts, rigging, robotics, displays, staging, film equipment, gaming simulations, videography and more.
Interface supplies maritime measurement sensor technology for boats, yachts, watercraft, fishing vessels, ships and equipment. Load cells, shackles, tension links and more.
Load pins are a type of load cell that replaces bolts, clevis, sheave equalizer pins, and load-bearing components to measure tensile and compression forces. Interface standard and custom load pins are used in lifting devices, structures, energy and submersible applications.
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Interface is a top provider of force, torque and weighing measurement solutions to electrical engineers. Sensors are a critical tool for electrical engineers in testing and optimizing the performance of electronic devices, systems, and processes. The type of sensor used, and the specific testing application will depend on the needs of the project or product.
Interface technical experts answer when and why you should request proof loading for your measurement sensors and devices. Proof loading is a critical test that is performed on sensors or load cells to verify their performance and accuracy under extreme conditions.
Interface provides quality force measurement products for heavy equipment machines including cranes to accurately measure force, load capacity, weight, and tension. Crane applications in construction, oil and gas, maritime industries.
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 for all types of tests, including quality control, environmental, performance and material tests.
