Application scenarios of industrial tension and pressure sensors
2025-10-26
Application scenarios of industrial tension and pressure sensors
As a core component of mechanical measurement, industrial tension and compression force sensors cover multiple key fields in their application scenarios. The following are typical application classifications and examples:
I. Mechanical Manufacturing and Processing
Tool Wear Monitoring: By monitoring changes in cutting force in real time, the degree of tool wear is judged and warned to avoid a decrease in processing accuracy.
Process Optimization: Precisely measure cutting forces in processes such as milling and turning, and adjust parameters to improve processing efficiency.
II. Automation and Robotics
Precision Assembly: Multi-dimensional force sensors are integrated at the end of robots to realize force control in operations such as grabbing electronic components and tightening screws.
Production Line Quality Inspection: Detect bolt tightening torque, packaging material tension, etc., to ensure product consistency.
III. Energy and Heavy Industry
Wind Power Generation: Monitor blade flapping and swaying forces to optimize power generation efficiency.
Lifting Equipment: Real-time monitoring of hoisting loads to prevent overloading accidents.
Rail Transit: Measure rail tensile force to evaluate track stability.
V. Material Testing
Steel Performance Analysis: Obtain data such as elastic deformation and yield strength through tensile testing machines to optimize production processes.
VI. Other Fields
Medical Equipment: Force feedback for surgical instruments.
Sports Equipment: Tension monitoring of fitness equipment.
The selection of industrial tension and compression force sensors needs to comprehensively consider range, accuracy, and environmental adaptability. For example, S-type structures are suitable for high-precision scenarios, while miniature sensors are used for applications with limited space.