SinoNet: New Inexpensive Sensor Instantly Measures Surface Contact Stress

[Sensor Expert]

Pressure indicating sensor film can reveal pressure distribution and magnitude between any two contacting or impacting surfaces. This thin plastic sensor film-like material is placed between your contact surfaces and instantaneously and permanently captures and records the pressure distribution by changing color. Similar in concept to Litmus paper, the color change is also directly proportional to the amount of force applied and can be quantified.

Common applications include measuring surface pressure distribution in bolted joint interfaces, composite layups, heat sealers and lamination presses; it can act as a force sensing resistor, as an impact force sensor, seat pressure sensor, as a strain gauge or even as nip impression paper.
			
If you would like to receive a sample of pressure indicating sensor film, simply select one of categories below to indicate the pressure range most suitable to your application and include it with your reply by email. Please be sure to include your complete contact info including a full mailing address and a very brief description of your application. One sample per person only.
	  	Micro 	2 - 20 PSI (0.14 - 1.4 kg/cm²)
	  	Ultra Low 	28 - 85 PSI (2 - 6 kg/cm²)
	  	Super Low 	70 - 350 PSI (5 - 25 kg/cm²)
	  	Low 	350 - 1,400 PSI (25 - 100 kg/cm²)
	  	Medium 	1,400 - 7,100 PSI (100 - 500 kg/cm²)
	  	High 	7,100 - 18,500 PSI (500 - 1,300 kg/cm²)
	  	Super High 	18,500 - 43,200 PSI (1,300 - 3,000 kg/cm²)
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