Developed by the University of Edinburgh, FASTBLADE is designed for high-quality, low-cost fatigue testing of tidal turbine blades, composite bridge sections and carbon fibre aircraft wing boxes and is the world’s first test facility that uses regenerative hydraulic technology.
Thanks to its cost-effective and accelerated testing, FASTBLADE reduces design risks, delivers rapid evaluation and enables faster certification and deployment of new products to the global market.
Applied Measurements DSCC precision pancake load cells are an integral part of FASTBLADE’s design. They are low profile, high accuracy and have a high-frequency response.
At our new Applied Measurements Shop you can shop our range of precision load cells, LVDT displacement transducers, level & depth sensors & instrumentation online.
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We would like to reassure our customers that we are currently open and trading as normal. Any further developments will be noted on our website.
Currently, we have NO suspected cases of Coronavirus within the company and we are taking precautionary measures to continue to protect our staff and customers as advised by the Department of Health and Social Care and Public Health England.
So far, we have been able to meet our customer’s expected delivery dates. However, as a result of the outbreak, some of our lead times for your orders may increase. We will, of course, keep you informed of any changes to the delivery times of your orders.
With the new B24-SSB Bluetooth strain transmitter, you can have instant wireless Bluetooth signal from your strain gauge sensor sent directly to your mobile phone or tablet.
Applied Measurements will be at stand 49 at the Instrumentation, Analysis & Testing Exhibition 2020 at Silverstone Race Circuit 31st March 2020. It’s FREE so why not come and join us?
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Applied Measurements will be at stand 49 at the Instrumentation, Analysis & Testing Exhibition 2020 at Silverstone Race Circuit 31st March 2020. It’s FREE so why not come and join us?