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Strainsert Company
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West Conshohocken, PA
610-825-3310
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Strainsert Co. is a manufacturer of forced transducers & load cells for research, testing, weighing & control applications. We also make force sensing transducers, sensors, pins and bolts. We will custom design and manufacture products to your exacting specifications. We want to provide the most responsive, accurate, efficient solution for research. We serve industries such as aerospace & marine.

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Hirschmann Automation and Control, Inc.
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Chambersburg, PA
717-217-2200
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With warehouses all over the world, Hirschmann Automation & Control, offers superior load cells products. These include pressure sensors and force sensors. Our company is a leader in controls, load indication and load moment indications. We are stationed in Germany, Hungry, & other European and Asian countries, as well as our western hemisphere location. We look forwards to serving our customers.

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Artech Industries, Inc.
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Riverside, CA
800-654-8181
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Artech Industries is a major supplier of load cell products for industrial and OEM applications. These products include strain gauges. Since 1985, our proven engineering innovations, careful manufacturing and quality control procedures, have built an enviable reputation and record of performance. We assure you on time delivery of any size packaging requirement, even large OEM requirements.

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Vishay Sensortronics
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City of Industry, CA
626-331-0502
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Vishay Sensortronics is a leading manufacturer of load cells. We carry bending beam, dual shear beam, shear beam, single point, digital, specialty & miniature load cells. We specialize in load, strain, stress, acceleration and vibration sensing devices. We provide quality, cost-effective equipment. We are one of the world's largest manufactures of discrete semiconductors & passive components.

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Scaime, Inc.
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Mahwah, NJ
866-722-4631
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Scaime is best known worldwide as a manufacturer of high-quality load cells. For 20 years, we have been designing and producing a large range of single point, canister, bending and shear beam load cells, as well as analog and digital measurement electronics. We are an ISO 9001:2000 certified company. Our role is to provide the best solution to the needs of our customers, everywhere in the world.

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Strain Gauges

A strain gauge is a device used to determine the amount of strain, or change in dimensions, when a stress is applied. Strain gauges measure mechanical quantities by converting tension, force, and pressure into an electrical signal. The most common types of strain gauges are piezoresistive or semiconductor, bonded metallic wire, carbon-resistive and foil gauges. The electrical resistance in each type of strain gauge varies linearly with strain.

The operating temperature, stat of strain, and amount of stability needed are important factors when choosing a strain gauge. The gage factor, gauge length, nominal resistance, and strain sensitive material must also be considered.

Typical characteristics of strain gauges are lead wire, solder tabs, ribbon leads, cryogenic use, encapsulated, embeddable, waterproof, and weldable. Strain gauges can be used for measuring temperatures, detecting cracks, propagating cracks, extensometer, residual stress, transducer gauge, and shear modulus gauge, among other applications.