MAGATOM DYNAMICS / FORCE SENSING DIVISIONShenzhen, China · Worldwide engineering inquiries

MT-ILC-SUB / 2–100 N

Subminiature Tendon & Micro Inline Load Cell

Subminiature inline load cell selection starts with the tendon path and the smallest force change that matters. Define low-force resolution together with mechanical protection and signal bandwidth.

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MT-ILC-SUBAXIAL FORCE SENSINGTENSION ↔ COMPRESSIONEND AEND B
Interface concept · not to scale · final geometry by approved drawing
Capacity / N & lbf2–100 N0.45–22.5 lbf
Thread optionsMetric & UNFBoth ends by drawing
Height × OD / mmDrawing reviewSend maximum envelope
IP ratingIP65 / IP67 requestConfiguration confirmation
Lead timeConfirm with quoteTarget: 5–10 days, standard

Robotic tendons · pump development · research fixtures

Resolve tendon force inside a small mechanism.

Include tendon pretension, routing friction, acceleration peaks and a mechanical overload stop. Medical and surgical applications require a separate system-level validation process.

Three inputs for the first drawing review

  1. Minimum force increment, pretension and maximum transient
  2. Tendon attachment, mechanical stops and sensor mass
  3. Drift, sampling bandwidth and cable-induced forces

Family selection ranges follow the project catalog plan. Dimensions, accuracy, material and IP rating are confirmed for the quoted part.

✓ Request 5-point tension / compression calibration✓ Request revision-matched STEP & datasheet✓ Metric-to-UNF / one-piece prototype review✓ Ask about a paired calibrated replacement

PART NUMBER BUILDER

Configure a reference for the engineering review.

Select a capacity, thread and output to carry into the request below. Mixed threads require both ends in the RFQ. This reference is subject to drawing approval.

MT-ILC-SUB-[2N]-[M4x0.7]-[MV]Request this configuration ↗

ENGINEERING RFQ / SAMPLE REQUEST

Send the load case.
Define the interfaces.

Include both thread ends, working and peak force, available space and the signal your controller expects.

Company and university email domains are preferred. Prototype and research inquiries are welcome.

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