A bolt-fixed type strain sensor utilizing the piezoelectric effect of ceramics!
The "piezoelectric strain sensor" is a strain sensor that uses ceramics with piezoelectric properties to measure changes in dynamic and quasi-static surface strain of structural members. By performing calibration in advance, it is also possible to measure the load applied to the structural member from the obtained strain values. The measurement element uses piezoelectric ceramics that are significantly more sensitive than quartz, allowing it to capture very small strains (loads). *For further details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Main Uses】 ◆ Press processing ◆ Crimping processing ◆ Insertion processing ◆ Welding processing ◆ Automation of cutting and grinding machines ◆ Automation of assembly equipment *For further details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Since its establishment in 1988, True Soltec has consistently provided an "inline inspection system" that conducts 100% quality inspection of materials and processing assembly for automotive parts within the manufacturing line. This business model delivers optimized solutions for sensors, electrical circuits, application software, and mechanical components tailored to the site. In recent years, the required quality levels have significantly increased, and our customers' manufacturing sites have expanded from domestic to overseas, placing greater importance on not only precision but also improved operability and remote technical support. As needs become increasingly complex and diverse, we will continue to develop products accordingly while establishing a technical support system for remote locations. True Soltec contributes to improving customer quality and productivity through measurement technology using sensors.
