HAEHNE offers a wide range of load cells in the field of force measurement technology: force sensors (compression, pressure and ring force sensors), force measuring bolts, force transducers (tensile and compressive force) and mobile force measuring devices.
The nominal forces range from 200 N to 10 MN - in various basic designs. Depending on the requirements, the properties or the dimensions of the load cells can be adapted.
Force Measurement Technology - Force Measurement Load Cells
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Ring Force Sensors
Force measurement rings measure medium and high compression forces with high precision. In particular, ring force sensors are suitable for use in conjunction with through shafts, for example in roll coating lines. But they are also used to measure the tightening of screws, in cutting tools or generally in press and assembly applications.
Portable Force Measurement Instruments
For mobile measurement tasks HAEHNE has developed a special force sensor to measure the forces between rolls (also referred to as nip force measurement). But also many other load cells from the HAEHNE product program can be used for portable or mobile force monitoring. With a battery-powered amplifier, the forces can be very conveniently measured.
Application examples from various branches of industry
The force transducers from HAEHNE, based on strain gauge technology, measure static and dynamic tensile and compressive loads. All force sensors are calibrated with high-precision reference force transducers. The load cells are used, for example, in press-in devices, in excavators and cranes to monitor the load. In testing technology, force transducers are used to measure compressive force or tensile force, for example in universal testing machines. Load pins in clevises can also serve as the measuring machine element.