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WIKA Sensor Technology — Specialty Force Sensors

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WIKA Sensor Technology specialty force sensors handle the loads a standard load cell cannot reach. Hydraulic transducers read force directly on a gauge with no power supply anywhere — 160 N to 6,000 kN, including the geotechnical rings that live on anchor heads for years; wire-rope tension cells clamp onto an installed rope without opening it, retrofitting crane overload protection in an afternoon; embedded strain sensors bolt or press into your own structure and make the machine member the transducer; and the XLWP pillow-block cell reads a live shaft’s force through its own bearing block. Pick by what the load path allows — Prater Technical works with you to spec the right WIKA-ST specialty force sensor.

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Territory Coverage
Prater Technical Partners WIKA-ST and tecsis territory map — New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Northern New Jersey, and Eastern Pennsylvania (Allentown to Philadelphia corridor)
WIKA Sensor Technology (WIKA-ST) and the legacy tecsis line: NY, CT, MA, RI, Northern NJ, and Eastern PA (Allentown–Philadelphia corridor).
New York: Full state
Connecticut: Full state
Massachusetts: Full state
Rhode Island: Full state
New Jersey: Northern NJ
Pennsylvania: Eastern PA — Allentown–Philadelphia corridor
Territory detail above applies to WIKA Sensor Technology and the legacy tecsis line (Force, Pressure & Torque). Other manufacturer lines have their own coverage — see each brand’s page.

Specifications compiled by Prater Technical Partners from WIKA Sensor Technology Specialty Force Sensors product datasheets.

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