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Since 1979, Transducer Techniques®, a designer and manufacturer, has provided a complete line of load cell products, force sensors, torque sensors and special-purpose transducers, as well as related instrumentation. Transducer Techniques® serves various industries with high-quality products.
Strainsert Co. is a manufacturer of forced transducers and load cells for research, testing, weighing and control applications. We also make force sensing transducers, sensors, pins and bolts. We will custom design and manufacture products to your exacting specifications.
Stamotech specializes in manufacturing products for customers who need to monitor, proof and document the quality in production—used in press inserting, crimping, riveting and so on. Our testing equipment includes load cells, distance and torque sensors, force displacement and many others.
For over 20 years, Dytran Instruments has been an industry leader in the manufacturing of force sensors. We offer 34 models of force sensors that can gauge force from milli-pounds to thousands of pounds. We also offer calibration and repair of load cells and force sensors. Contact us today!
Our in-house facility incorporates strain gage manufacturing, machining, heat treatment, assembly and calibration. From factory automation to retail scales, Flintec offers innovation and dedication in providing the best strain gauges, gaging services, load cells, force sensors and other electronics.
A pressure sensor measures the pressure, typically of fluids, at a point in a fluid network. All sensors, transducers and elements that generate an electrical signal comparative to pressure changes are considered pressure sensors. Pressure sensors are often used in safety instruments, including safety edges, mats, and bumpers, in order to pass on any changes in pressure to recorders or switches.
Absolute, vacuum, gauge, differential and sealed pressure sensors are the five main types of pressure sensors. Each one measures a different variable of pressure. Absolute sensors, for example, test for absolute pressure, or the amount of pressure comparative to a perfect vacuum. Vacuum sensors tests pressure levels that are lower than the atmospheric pressure. The most common type of pressure sensor is gauge sensors, which when adjusted can measure pressure in relation to atmospheric pressure. By finding the difference between the inputs of multiple pressure levels, differential sensors obtain pressure measurements. Sealed sensors, on the other hand, only measure pressure in relation to a single atmosphere at sea level.
The way that information is received and presented varies among pressure sensors. Variations include current, voltage or AM/FM signals, analog forms, switch/alarm outputs, parallel or serial output, or digital or video presentations. Compared with flow sensors, pressure sensors often have less cost to achieve a similar result.
