Interface 3-axis load cells measure mutually perpendicular axes X, Y and Z for both tension and compression. The Interface 6-axis load cells measure force X, Y, and Z simultaneously in three mutually perpendicular axes and three simultaneous torques.
Interface also offers single sensor axial torsion load cells and a variety of 2-axis load cell sensors to measure two directions, X and Y, simultaneously. Dual-axis is frequently used in design and testing. To learn more, read our Multi-Axis Sensors Overview.
Most of our customers turn to Interface for calibration of load cells. Did you know we calibrate dynamometers and crane scales with capacities of 100,000 pounds of force or more? Interface does not use hybrid systems for calibrations. We use direct force application and NIST traceable force standards with customized fixture assemblies for each type of equipment. Read more here.
Interface force measurement solutions are grounded in the depth of our team’s expertise. We like to highlight our talent in the Faces of Interface. Michael Cobb leads our calibration and services team. Read more about Mike’s critical role here. Ashish Desai, Director of Engineering and Technology, leads our innovative product and
custom development team. Learn more about Ash in this profile.
Interface’s revolutionary new AxialTQ wireless rotary torque transducer replaces the HRDT high-resolution flange style rotary torque transducer. AxialTQ provides a crash-proof versatile design, maximizing reliability and accuracy. Watch this quick demo to learn more. Interface will continue to support the HRDT through December 31, 2021.
