Force Sensors

We manufacture and resell a wide range of Load Cells and Force Sensors which are suitable for applications in the most varied ranges and dimensions. There are three main types: tensile force, compression force or tensile and compression force sensors. On top of that we provide force sensors with two or three directions (X,Y,Z direction) and different ranges as so-called multi-component sensors (also force and torque combined), or in a double bridge version (redundant circuit). Whatever your companies measuring need may be, we can supply you with a reliable and working solution as a costume made sensor with your needs and specification.

Force Sensors from a Trusted Supplier in Sweden

Precise force data helps engineers test machines, tools, and structures. Load Indicator System AB works as a trusted force sensor supplier in Sweden, offering sensors that measure push, pull, and load with steady accuracy.

Many industries rely on this data. Automotive testing, robotics, structural studies, and industrial machines all need reliable force measurement. A well-built sensor keeps tests clear and repeatable.

Built for Testing and Monitoring

Force sensors come in different forms. Load cells, miniature sensors, and multi-axis models measure force in tight spaces or heavy setups. Some fit research labs. Others work inside machines on the factory floor.

Each sensor connects with amplifiers or data systems to capture live force signals. Engineers can then monitor load, record results, and adjust designs with confidence.

Sensors from Trusted Manufacturers

Load Indicator System AB works with respected sensor manufacturers known for precision instrumentation. This approach gives engineers proven technology and support when selecting the right measurement solution.

Practical Help for Engineers

Selecting a sensor can feel technical. Our team helps match the correct sensor type, capacity, and interface for each project.

Load Indicator System AB supports engineers across Sweden with reliable sensors, practical guidance, and measurement solutions built for testing, research, and real industrial work.