Catalogue Measuring Systems for Vehicle Development - Measuring Wheels and Hubs, Crash Barriers, Force Sensors
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Kistler - Your Partner for Automotive Safety and Comfort
Sensors and systems for measuring the forces and torques on vehicle wheels, ana­lyzing crash and impact forces, and re­cording other forces revolving around the automobile are just some of the building blocks provided for the industry by the Kistler Group. From our headquarters in Switzerland, we also supply the mechanical manufacturing, combustion engine deve­lopment, plastics processing and biome-chanics markets with special sensors and monitoring systems.
Kistler's core competency lies in the deve­lopment, production and implementation of sensors for measuring pressure, force, torque and acceleration. Kistler electronic systems and expertise allow measurement signals to be conditioned and used to analyze physical phenomena, control and optimize processes and enhance product quality.
Kistler invests 10% of its annual turnover in research and development culminating in technically innovative and cost-effective solutions at the leading edge of techno­logy. The Kistler Group with around 800 employees is the world's leading supplier of dynamic measurement technology. Close cooperation with the customer, in­dividual application support and short lead times are guaranteed by the group's 22 member companies and more than 30 distributors worldwide.
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