Interface Multi-Axis Sensors are designed to measure a multitude of forces and moments simultaneously with a single load cell sensor. These sensors provide multiple bridges that precisely measure the applied force from one direction with minimal crosstalk from the other axes. There is a growing trend to utilize these types of sensors to expand data acquisition from force and moment tests in multiple directions.
Our 50+ years’ experience in working with customers in creating custom solutions and modified sensor designs indicates we are entering into a new world of possibilities in test and measurement. Interface’s customers who are using our multi-axis sensor technology come from all industries. In a recent highlight of multi-sensor applications, you can read about rocket testing, drone and urban mobility tests, prosthetics, and new medical devices applications using our
2-axis, 3-axis, 6-axis, and axial type multi-axis sensors. Contact our experienced Application Engineers to learn how our multi-axis solutions can help you with your innovative testing projects.
Digital instrumentation in both test and measurement projects and IoT applications is growing in popularity because of the advantages over analog devices. Benefits include greater speed, increased accuracy, better resolution, reduction in operator errors, cutting the cord, and the ability to provide automatic measurements in the system application. See our line of digital instruments by clicking here.
Interface’s load cells and torque transducers are used to test and develop machinery used for consumer products and in the packaging industry. These machines require a high level of precision to get consistent and repeatable results. Interface works directly with OEM’s and engineering consultants to allow manufacturers to acquire better data collection and connectivity using wireless, Bluetooth, and Ethernet. To review the full case
study, click here.
Keith Skidmore has seen it all; well, most of it. He has been working with the world’s leaders in automotive, aerospace, and testing labs to create innovative ways to measure force utilizing Interface’s broad range of products for a couple of decades. His range of experiences helps our customers with understanding the possibilities and options available to achieve their program goals. Read more.
