Load Sensors (Load Pins, Compression Cells, Tension Links & Instrumented Shackles) Brochure
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Load Sensors (Load Pins, Compression Cells, Tension Links & Instrumented Shackles) Brochure
Load Sensors
Load Pins, Compression Cells, Tension Links & Instrumented Shackles
McCoy Global offers four key types of load sensors:
➢ Load pins: A load pin goes through and holds equipment together such as in a sheave nest and senses load or
tension.
➢ Compression cells: A compression cell goes underneath something and senses load weight
➢ Tension links: A tension link goes in between two devices, rope is tightened or pulled, a tension link senses tension
on a wire rope or a cable
➢ Instrumented shackles: An instrumented shackle sense tension on an anchor line, the shackle goes through the
stationery piece and a load pin is connected to measure tension or load on the line
What we can measure:
- Linear force
- Sheer force
- Tension
- Compression
- Torque
- Bi-directional
- Dual axis
What’s unique about our load sensors?
Extreme load capacity – our load cells and pins measure a load up to 6,000,000 lbf (26.7 MN). All load cells and pins
are traceable back to NIST up to 6,000,000 lbs with a 1% accuracy.
The operating temperature – all our load sensors have a high temperature option that is not offered by our competitors
that ensure our load sensors meet the most extreme conditions, offering a temperature range from -400C to 2000C. (our
standard is ----400C to 850C).
Shock and vibration tested – all our load sensors are shock and vibration tested to ensure the electronics inside the
sensor do not fail due to harsh shock loads or vibrations in the field.
Robust EMI/RFI protection – we test all of our load sensors to 200 volts per meter – so for example, if you are a
shipyard, building destroyer ships, the electro-magnetic interference on a ship will not impact our load sensors used on
that ship.
Machined from stainless steel – all McCoy Global load sensors are engineered for rugged, harsh and hazardous area
applications using 17-4 PH stainless steel. We have never had a sensor break in the field.
Custom designed – McCoy Global load sensors are custom designed specifically to address your exact need.