Tag Archive for: temperature

Load Cell Sensitivity 101
Load cell sensitivity refers to the relationship between the input force applied to a load cell and the output signal it generates. It is a measure…

High Temperature Load Cells 101
Most Interface standard load cell models are rated for an upper operating temperature limit of 200°F. Special models can be engineered to operate as high as 500°F by request for customization. We also carry a line of intrinsically safe load cells that are designed and used in harsh environments. Learn more about high temperature load cell considerations and options.

Announcing the Launch of the Interface Pressure Compensated Downhole Load Cell
Interface is excited to announce the release of a new downhole solution for the energy industry, the Interface Pressure Compensated Downhole…

Understanding Load Cell Temperature Compensation
It's important to understand how the the environment will impact output when choosing a load cell. Temperature compensation is a top consideration. What is the temperature effect on zero for the load cell?

Load Cell Basics Sensor Specifications
When selecting a load cell, it's critical to understand the major factors impacting sensor accuracy. These factors are determined by the materials…

How to Choose the Right Load Cell
Load cells are used to test and confirm the design of hardware, components, and fixtures used across industries and by consumers. From the structural…

Looking Forward to the New Year
2020 has been a challenging year for most. Despite the disruption every person and industry has faced this past year, Interface continues to…

Advancing Load Button Load Cell Capabilities with ConvexBT
Demands for high precision testing utilized for compact designs and in confined spaces is growing. The requirements for quality, accuracy, and,…

Addressing Off-Axis Loads and Temperature Sensitive Applications
As technology progresses, one of the main differences we see over years and years of iteration on a wide range of consumer and commercial technology…