Sensors Measuring: Load | Torque | Multi Axis | Pressure

High power in a small package.

The miniature S-beam load cell sensor LSB205 is a uniquely durable, powerful and versatile sensor that offers limitless possibilities for any application where space and weight are at a premium.

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Pedal Force Sensors (Load Cells) manufactured in U.S. utilizing Metal foil strain gauge technology.

To get a clean signal, you need a good amplifier. FUTEK’s IAA Family features three in-line amplifiers for any full-bridge, strain gauge sensor with mV/V range outputs. Providing either voltage, current, or differential outputs — plus a durable, sleek enclosure — the IAA Family is ready for a wide range of industrial environments and includes an integrated DIN clip.

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Load Cells manufactured in U.S. by FUTEK Advanced Sensor Technology utilizing Metal foil strain gauge technology.

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If you're looking for the next big thing, FUTEK has a library of over 100 new and innovative ideas to incorporate its smal load cells, torque sensors, pressure sensors, and multi-axis sensors. from precision medical instruments to high-performance robotic solutions, FUTEK products are designed to work in the most demanding environments - from waterproof force sensor even on Mars.

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U.S. manufacturer of sensors measuring load, torque, force, multi axis or pressure with compatible instruments, calibration service, and measurement software.

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