productBluetooth interface developed for wireless TorqSense
Bluetooth interface developed for wireless TorqSense…
product
productSensors aid tidal turbine development
Non-contact torque sensors
from Sensor Technology are
used in the development of
commercial-scale in-stream tidal
turbines produced by OpenHydro.
The company uses the sensors, which
are based on surface acoustic wave
productSmart sensor
A smart load sensor developed in the
UK by Sensor Technology allows
weighing processes to be integrated
with handling operations.
LoadSense can be integrated with
a crane hook, forklift or other
handling device. It ha
productProviding all the information needed to optimise efficiency
Sensor Technology introduces the new wireless LoadSense load cell. LoadSense provides all the information needed to optimise efficiency and increase profitability of a wide range of industrial operations.
productPay as you sense proves popular
Equipment rentals are increasingly
helping companies overcome the
hurdle of finding investment capital
to fund new development and
verification projects.
Mark Ingham of Sensor
Technology explains: “The devil is in
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productPumps are in for a testing time
Having used one of Sensor
Technology’s novel TorqSense
non-contact torque sensors as
an aid to product develop –
ment for many years,
peristaltic pumping specialist,
Watson-Marlow, has now
chosen another of the versati
productPumps are in for a testing time
Having used one of Sensor
Technology’s novel TorqSense
non-contact torque sensors as
an aid to product develop –
ment for many years,
peristaltic pumping specialist,
Watson-Marlow, has now
chosen another of the versati
productCuts out slip rings
Sensor Technology’s stand at Sensors & Instrumentation will feature a wireless technology for measuring power in drive shafts and other rotating machine elements.
productBritish engineering used in test rig
An aerospace componentry dynamometer test rig that can run continuously for 3000h+ has been built by Manchester’s Automated Technologies using many British-made components.
productNew levels of control
Over the last few years Heli-Lift Services of Oxford has worked closely with Sensor Technology, to develop, test and prove the HeliNav TrackMaster, the concept of which is based on incorporating a strain gauge into the cargo hook that carries a helicopter’s underslung load.
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