What’s New in SENSIT Software
For years, we have used SENSIT software for testing, data logging, and force signal monitoring. Previously, we could purchase a license for this software and use it exclusively for the…
Testing load cell’s funcionality and health
When we’re working with a load cell you could say that the first step in every installation is to verify the correct functionality and health of the sensor, but you…
6 Reasons Why You Should Upgrade To FUTEK’s USB
FUTEK has just released USB225, the latest and greatest in our USB series of digital strain gauge signal conditioners. These groundbreaking products have changed the game for measurement electronics. But…
Load Cells: Easy connection for better performance
Quick easy connect and disconnect. Some of the most popular load cells have been upgraded with an innovative 4-position integrated micro receptacle that easily connects and disconnects your sensor to…
NANO Force Sensor: QLA414
Several solutions in one design The Nano force sensor unique M1-threaded double-sided mounting provisions allow it to measure both tension and compression, an industry breakthrough for a sensor this small.…
Plug in a load cell with the new cable connector feature
Damaged sensor cables are a common source of frustration for our customers. Not only do you have to replace the cable, but also the sensor itself, even though it’s operating…
Futek’s Donut and Button Load Cells
When we have a load cell application that requires compression measurement, we have to select the load cell model we are using in every case. While one of the most…
Load cell Indicator
The IHH500 Portable Digital Display is a solution that can be easily integrated to work with Load Cells, Torque Sensors, and Pressure Sensors. The IHH500 Digital Load Cell Indicator has…
What is a load cell and what types are there?
What is a load cell and what types are there? A load cell is a force gauge that has a transducer that measures force and outputs this as an electrical…
Reaction Sensors vs. Rotary Torque Sensors
Reaction Sensors vs. Rotary Torque Sensors What is the difference? Reaction sensors: Reaction sensors are not in line with the rotating part. There is no bearing slip rings or varying…