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Product category: Loadcells, Force Sensors and Torque Sensors
News Release from: Interface Force Measurements | Subject: Load cells
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 21 April 2000

Skydrol resistant load cells

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Interface dual bridge low profile load cells have been selected for the Undercarriage Tests on the latest Airbus project.

Interface dual bridge low profile load cells have been selected for the Undercarriage Tests on the latest Airbus project In order to maintain high warranted accuracy and performance of Interface load cells, while working with Skydrol hydraulic fluid these special low profile units were selected

The Interface low profile load cells are made from alloy steel (which for load cell applications has better material characteristics than stainless steel) and to provide comparable protection when they are specified with a Skydrol resistant paint finish.

As well as having the Skydrol resistant paint finish these units have the output connectors placed closer together to simplify connection in inaccessible areas on these large test rigs, which again are Skydrol resistant The outputs from both bridges are carefully matched for performance using proprietary self-compensating gauges and every low profile unit is moment compensated during manufacture for best results in hydraulic actuator applications.

Interface produces products which are internationally recognised for performance and reliability and a wide variety of special options are available for custom requirements to suit all applications.

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