Gauge Pressure Sensors

Strain sensors work by detecting minute deformations in a material under load. A strain gauge — typically a foil resistor — is bonded to the sensing element. When force or torque is applied, the element deforms, changing the gauge's electrical resistance. This resistance change is measured via a Wheatstone bridge circuit and converted to a calibrated output signal.

Strain gauge sensor pricing varies widely based on configuration, capacity, and features. SensorData Technologies' sensors range from standard single-axis models to complex multi-axis and wireless systems. Pricing is available on request. Factors influencing cost include capacity range, signal transmission type, fatigue rating, and any custom engineering requirements. Contact our sales team for a quote.

SensorData Technologies offers a broad range of sensors including reaction and rotary torque sensors, high-speed rotating torque sensors (up to 35,000 RPM), dual-range torque sensors, multi-axis sensors, fatigue-rated force/load cells, wireless Bluetooth torque sensors, and complete turnkey measurement systems for conveyor diagnostics and industrial monitoring.

Our sensors serve automotive and EV testing, aerospace and defense, industrial manufacturing, material and structural testing, petroleum and mining, railroad and transportation, and conveyor and material handling industries. Applications range from engine and drivetrain testing to airframe structural testing, press calibration, and real-time conveyor diagnostic monitoring.

Yes. SensorData Technologies offers multiple wireless options including true Bluetooth 2.4 GHz wireless (SYNTH Series with 500+ foot range), inductively powered Bluetooth sensors (BT4000 Series), and 915 MHz wireless systems (Turnkey Conveyor System with up to 750-foot range). These eliminate cabling needs and are immune to EMI and ground loop interference.

Yes. SensorData Technologies has over 30 years of in-house design and engineering experience and can develop custom sensor configurations for non-standard capacities, geometries, or measurement requirements. Custom design consultations are available, and all proprietary designs and engineering data remain the intellectual property of SensorData Technologies.