Force Sensor Blog
Benefits of the Custom Load Pin Configurator
Typically, standard load pins fail for two reasons, either they are too large for the space, causing friction and disruption, or they don’t receive the proper force in the space […]
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Updated Application Note on Sheave Load Pins
Strainsert has updated their application note on sheave load pins. Download a PDF version of the Bi-Axial Load Pin Application Note Load Pins are designed into sheave applications for measuring line tension. […]
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Updated Application Note on Bi-Axial Load Pins
Strainsert has updated their application note on Bi-Axial Load Pins. Download a PDF version of the Bi-Axial Load Pin Application Note Bi-Axial Load Pins are designed for applications that measure a radially […]
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New Load Pin Optional Features
Strainsert now offers two load pin optional features: the Analog 4-20 mA Strain Gage Module and the DSC (DCell) Digital Strain Gage Module; both of which are mounted inside a […]
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New Force Sensing Instruments
Strainsert now offers two new force sensing instruments: the Digital Strain Gage Module (DSC) and the Strain Gage Module (DSC-USB). As a premier manufacturer of standard and custom force sensors […]
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New Wireless Force Sensors
Strainsert now offers two new wireless force sensor products for accurate, efficient and fast force measurement readings where wired installations are difficult, cost prohibitive or undesirable. The two wireless force […]
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Load Pin Quick Start Guide
Strainsert provides the following Load Pin Quick Start Guide to assist engineers in setting up and installing our load pins in their applications. Start with all the required items at […]
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Develop Load Pin Design Drawings Quickly
Strainsert offers a custom Load Pin configurator to allow engineers and designers to input nominal design parameters to determine application feasibility and generate conceptual load pin designs/drawings quickly and effectively. […]
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FAQ on Force Sensor Performance
Here are the most common frequently asked questions about the performance of Strainsert force sensor products, including load pins, load cells, bolts/studs and tension links. Please contact us if your […]
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Correcting For Bi-Axial Force Sensor Crosstalk
Bi-Axial force sensor pins are designed for applications where it is necessary to measure an applied force (Pr) at a varying angle, relative to the X and Y axes. Applications […]
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