Industrial automation and control systemsIntelligent robots and multi-axis force feedback control systemsComponent testing and working condition force analysisForce monitoring in polishing, grinding, and surface finishing equipment
- Measurement Range:X/Y(0–5kg, 0–500kg), Z(0–10kg, 0–1000kg); X/Y(0–300kg, 0–2.5t), Z(0–500kg, 0–4t)
- Combined Accuracy:≤±0.3% F.S(including non-linearity, hysteresis, and repeatability)
- Sensitivity Temperature Drift:±0.03% F.S / 10℃
- Cross-axis Interference:≤ ±2.5% F.S
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Intelligent robots and multi-axis force feedback control systemsForce feedback for industrial robotic armsAutomotive component welding inspectionVehicle testing linesHigh-precision controlOther industrial applications
- Measurement Range:X/Y Axes(0–200kg / 0–3t), Z Axis(0–400kg / 0–6t)
- Combined Accuracy:≤±0.3% F.S(including non-linearity, hysteresis, and repeatability)
- Output Signal:mV/V (default), 4–20mA, 0–5V, 1–5V, 0–10V, 0.5–4.5V, RS485 Modbus RTU, CANopen, PNP, NPN
- Cross-axis Interference:≤ ±2.5% F.S
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Robot joint and drive system testingPrecision Machinery & CNC MachinesIntelligent robots and multi-axis force feedback control systemsIntelligent polishing and automated grinding equipment
- Measuring Range:X/Y Axes(0–10 N / 0–200 N),Z Axis(0–20 N / 0–400 N)
- Combined Accuracy:≤±0.3% F.S(including non-linearity, hysteresis, and repeatability)
- Creep:±0.3%F.S/30 min
- Temperature Effect on Zero Balance:±0.03% F.S./10°C
- Operating Temperature Range:-20°C to +65°C
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: What is the relationship between industrial force sensors and load cells?
Load cells are a type of industrial force sensor mainly used for weight measurement, while force sensors cover broader applications including torque and shear force measurement.
Q2: What environments can industrial force sensors operate in?
They can operate in harsh environments such as high temperature, humidity, and corrosive conditions, with protection ratings like IP65/IP67 for durability.
Q3: What is the typical accuracy of industrial force sensors?
High-quality industrial force sensors typically offer an accuracy of ±0.1% to ±0.5% F.S, suitable for precision measurement and control systems.
Q4: Can industrial force sensors be customized (OEM/ODM)?
Yes, industrial force sensors support OEM/ODM customization, including range, dimensions, mounting interfaces, and output signals to meet specific application needs.
Q5: How are industrial force sensors used in robotics applications?
They are used for force feedback control, gripping force detection, precision assembly, and polishing processes, improving automation accuracy and operational safety.
Q6: What output signals do industrial force sensors support?
Common output signals include mV/V, 4-20mA, 0-10V, RS485 (Modbus RTU), and CANopen, allowing easy integration with PLCs and industrial automation systems.
Q7: What is the difference between a tension compression load cell and a general force sensor?
A tension compression load cell is specifically designed for tensile and compressive force measurement, while general force sensors may measure multiple force types including shear and torque.
Q8: How to choose the right industrial force sensor or load cell?
When selecting a force sensor or load cell, consider measurement range, mounting type, output signal (4-20mA, RS485), accuracy, and environmental conditions such as temperature and protection level.
Q9: What are the advantages of a multi-axis force sensor (3-axis force sensor)?
Multi-axis force sensors measure forces along X, Y, and Z directions simultaneously, offering high precision and low cross-axis interference, ideal for robotic force feedback and complex force analysis.
Q10: What is an industrial force sensor and what industries is it used in?
An industrial force sensor is used to measure tension, compression, torque, and shear force. It is widely applied in automation systems, robotics, automotive manufacturing, material testing, and smart manufacturing.
