FUTEK Load Cells, Torque Sensors & Measurement Instruments

FUTEK provides load cells, force sensors, torque sensors, multi-axis sensors and pressure sensors for test, measurement and equipment integration. Available through Metromatics, the range includes miniature sensors for compact installations, rotary and reaction torque sensors, and instruments for conditioning, displaying and recording measurements.

From product testing and manufacturing to robotics, automotive and medical applications, Metromatics provides local sales, service and support for FUTEK products in Australia and New Zealand.

Product Portfolio

Measure tension and compression with inline, S-beam, pancake, load button and other load cell designs for testing and equipment integration.	Measure force in compact assemblies with miniature sensors suited to applications where mounting space is limited.
Measure reaction torque in fixed assemblies, fastening tools and test fixtures with a range of mounting configurations.	Measure torque on rotating shafts for motor, drivetrain and component testing with FUTEK rotary torque sensors.
Measure multiple force or moment components with biaxial, triaxial and multi-axis sensors for complex loading applications.	Explore general-purpose, miniature and OEM pressure sensors for equipment integration and test applications.
Pair sensors with compatible handheld displays, panel meters, amplifiers and USB signal conditioners to view and capture measurements.	Complete your measurement setup with SENSIT software, compatible cables, connectors and accessories.

Choosing the Right FUTEK Sensor

Selecting the right sensor starts with the measurement range, loading direction, available mounting space and operating environment. For torque applications, consider whether you need rotary or reaction torque measurement. Matching the sensor with a suitable display, amplifier or data acquisition connection is also important.

Metromatics can help you identify a suitable FUTEK sensor and compatible instruments. Tell us what you need to measure, the expected loads, how the sensor will be mounted and which system it needs to connect to.