Accelerometers - KISTLER - #101

Kistler sensors have been used for almost 50 years for dynamic and quasi-static measure­ments ranging from very small to very large forces. Kistler force sensors have proved their worth wherever precise results are needed and however extreme the conditions.

Kistler sensors can be used to measure al­most any pressure - from the gas pressure in internal combustion engines to the pres­sure in a plastic melt or a pressure drop in dialysis equipment. They also serve to supply precise process information under extreme conditions.

Sensors and systems for analyzing the angu­lar and time-based curves of torque are one of Kistler Group's key product lines. Man­ufactured by Group company Dr. Staiger Mohilo, they demonstrate their versatility in a wide variety of applications - research and development, test rigs, drives, handling sys­tems, production and process monitoring, production instrumentation and quality as­surance. Last but not least they allow docu­mentation of process and quality data.

Kistler technology serves to measure minute variations in pressure, force or acceleration, even under extreme conditions, and to dis­play them on high-precision electronic in­struments. Kistler also supplies the hardware and software needed to convert the raw data for measurement related process control.

In the acceleration field, Kistler sensors measure changes in speed

Kistler sensors measure force, torque and strain

Kistler sensors can be used to measure almost any pressure

Kistler torque sensors can be used to measure almost any torque

Kistler supplies hardware and software for measurement related open and closed loop process control