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Force Transducers up to 3,300 kN
  Safety and the conformance with the appropriate standards are crucial in lifting applications. Heavy goods, which are moved by cranes or other lifting equipment, are always a potential threat to staff.
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Dependable force measurement with low space needs
  The new miniature force transducers from tecsis with measuring ranges
from 0.25 N up to very high rated loads of 50 kN are specially designed for applications with very restricted installation space.
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Load Pin for use in rough environment
  The new load pins, type F5308, from tecsis are typically integrated directly
into existing machines, replacing for example an existing bolt in fork bearings.
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Anchor load measuring
  Ancor technique plays an increasingly important role in the field of geotechnics and underground engineering. Typical applications include tunnel construction, terrain anchorages, sheeting for foundation ditches, slopes and rocks, route consolidation and construction monitoring.
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ATEX-approved force transducers
  In response to the market requirements tecsis has developed force transducer with a thin-film measuring cell and integrated amplifier, which will be ATEX and international IECEx approved.
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Safety Approval for Chain Hoists Testing Set
  The chain hoist testing set KPS35 from tecsis GmbH has been approved by TÜV SÜD to receive the GS mark, which stands for tested safety.
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Strain transducer with thin-film sensor for general applications
  The new developed strain transducer of tecsis records tension and compression strains from 50 microstrain up to the yield strength of the applied component.
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The measuring method with pressed-in sensors
  For the direct measurement of the deformations of loaded parts tecsis offers a new process in which pressed-in sensors are used.
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23-27 April 2012
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30 April - 3 May 2012
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12-14 June 2012
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27-30 November 2012
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