Applied
Measurements - About Us
Key Facts
- Formed in 1991
- Annual Turnover of £1.5M
- 16 Employees
- Privately Owned
Quality
All of our load cells, force sensors and torque transducers are
either manufactured from specially selected high grade stainless
steel, heat treated for maximum stability, high strength aircraft
grade aluminium alloy or alloy steel with nickel-plating for maximum
environmental protection.
Construction utilises premium quality, transducer
class strain gauges, which are bonded by hand to the specially
prepared surfaces of the load cell element. Strain gauge
bonding is carried out in strictly controlled clean room conditions
to ensure a first class product.
Warranty
Our faith in the high quality and reliability of our products
is supported by the standard 3-year warranty provided with every
product in our range.
Customer Service
Our knowledgeable team of engineers with their
wealth of experience within the transducer industry will be
pleased to assist with the definition of your application requirements
and the meeting of these needs. Our policy is to supply standard
products from stock where possible, or on a scheduled basis if
that is what you need, with custom designed units being supplied
in a timely manner.
Customers
Applied Measurements were proud to be selected by the Royal Greenwich
Observatory as the load cell supplier for the two Gemini Telescopes.
This
project involved the development of special very high accuracy
load cells, which pushed the boundaries of load cell technology
to their limits and involved the
manufacture of some 750 sensors as part of a £500,000 contract. This
was delivered precisely on time and met one hundred per cent the
customer's specified requirements. Applied Measurements' customer base is as varied as the range
of products that are available and include some very
prestigious companies: AEA Technology, British Aerospace, British
Gas, Burmah Castrol, Ford Motor Company, Dairy
Crest, GEC, GKN, ICI, Jordan Cereals, Kellogg Company, Lucas Aerospace,
Nuclear Electric, Pirelli Cables and most of the major
UK water authorities. |