Measurement System Compliance Certificates and Approvals Explained
A quality load cell is marked with “badges” or logos that tell buyers it meets quality standards set by one of several governing bodies. This quick read explains common ones.
A quality load cell is marked with “badges” or logos that tell buyers it meets quality standards set by one of several governing bodies. This quick read explains common ones.
All load cells come with a marking such as “IP57”. What does this marking tell you? This article gives a brief but detailed explanation of the Ingress Protection rating on all load cells.
A continuum robot is a continuously articulating robotic arm capable of maneuvering in restricted spaces. Learn how it works and its uses as tech advances.
Find an extensive list of acronyms and abbreviations related to the field of force measurement, including units and standards bodies-related acronyms.
What is a NIST-defined load cell class and what does it imply about a load cell’s performance and accuracy? What is NTEP compliance? Learn here!
Here we present general ways to evaluate uncertainty in force measurement applications. We also relate these concepts to the uncertainty figures given with load cell product specifications.
What is a load cell class? Find out what OIML certification says about load cell accuracy, resolution, and application in industry.
For load measurement, strain gauge load cells are cost-effective, accurate and highly configurable. Learn about their properties and how their bridge configurations affect accuracy.
Understand the working principle of optical strain gauge technology and explore its advantages and disadvantages in load applications
Weighing systems often require multiple load cells to record accurate measurements. In this case, a junction or summing box combines signals from these distributed load cell devices. Learn here the trimming process that equalizes these multiple signals to ensure combined signal accuracy.