S. Himmelstein and Company

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Hoffman Estates, IL

S. Himmelstein and Company is a reputable and well-established firm specializing in the design, manufacturing, and distribution of high-quality load cells. With a strong commitment to precision engineering and innovative solutions, we have become a trusted leader in the load cell industry. Our extensive experience and dedication to customer satisfaction make us the preferred choice for a wide range of applications in various industries.

At S. Himmelstein and Company, we take pride in our comprehensive line of load cells, which are meticulously designed and manufactured to meet the most demanding requirements. Our load cells are renowned for their exceptional accuracy, reliability, and durability, making them ideal for critical force and torque measurement applications. Whether you need load cells for laboratory testing, industrial process control, or complex research projects, we have the expertise to provide tailored solutions that precisely meet your needs.

S. Himmelstein and Company has a reputation for excellence in product quality, innovation, and customer service. Our commitment to continuous improvement and staying at the forefront of technological advancements enables us to offer cutting-edge load cell solutions that meet the evolving needs of our customers.

If you are looking for reliable, high-precision load cells that deliver accurate measurements and exceptional performance, choose S. Himmelstein and Company. Contact us today to discuss your requirements and experience the excellence that sets us apart as a leading load cell manufacturer.

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Force Sensors

Force sensors are transducers that transform mechanical input forces like weight, tension, compression, torque, strain, stress, or pressure into an electrical output signal whose value can be used to...

Load Cells

A load cell is a transducer which converts mechanical energy (tensile and compressive forces) into electrical signals. There are different transducer operating principles that can be utilized to convert forces...

Load Pins

A shaft instrumented with a Wheatstone bridge for detecting double shear deformation is a load pin, also known as a "Clevis pin" or a "dynamometric axle," or a particular type of weight sensor for overhead equipment...

Strain Gauge

A strain gauge is a sensor for measuring variations in resistance when a force is applied, then converting those changes in electrical resistance into measurements. Strain gauges are made from long, thin pieces of ...

Types of Load Cells

Load cells measure weight in the inner workings of a mechanism. They have a spring, made of steel or aluminum, with a strain gauge. The spring is very sturdy but minimally elastic and responds to every load regardless ...

Uses and Advantages of Load Pins

A load pin is a sensor utilized to measure force or weight in various research, control, measurement and testing applications. The load pin force sensor converts a force into an electrical signal. The load pins provide...

Platform Scales

A platform scale is a scale that measures the weight of objects loaded on a flat platform. The function of the platform is to transmit the weight of the object to the internal measuring device and to support the object during weighing...

Data Acquisition Systems

A data acquisition system is a system that comprises sensors, measurement devices, and a computer. A data acquisition system is used for processing acquired data, which involves collecting the information...

Calibration Services

A calibration service is a service aimed at detecting the inaccuracy and uncertainty of a measuring instrument or piece of equipment. In calibration, the device under test (DUT) is compared to a reference of known value to determine the deviation of the measurement from the true value...

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