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The sensors and LMI system are designed and manufactured by VPG Transducers to survive in the harshest of environments and have exceptional reliability and longevity, which are very important factors for equipment used in the agricultural industry.
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Now industry-leading companies who manufacture heavy lifting and construction equipment are turning to VPG Transducers for custom force-sensing solutions that help alert the driver when unsafe operating conditions exist on the vehicle.
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VPG Transducers has partnered with equipment manufacturers to develop load moment indicators LMIs, which are integrated into the vehicle design assembly, to dynamically measure the forces imparted on key components of the vehicle such as the rear axle.
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VPG Transducers is a division of Vishay Precision Group and includes products from Tedea-Huntleigh, Sensortronics, Revere, and Celtron brands, which have been providing weighing and force measurement products for decades.
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Further information on products from VPG Transducers is available at
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The signal from a VPG Transducers force sensor is sent to the LMI, which calculates and displays the current load seen on the vehicle and sets off an alarm if the vehicle is operating at an unsafe level.
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Transducers on BP's latest containment cap have given steadily increasing high-pressure readings since tests began on Thursday, indicating no leak in the well bore, which stretches down 2.5 miles (four kilometers) below the seabed.
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Transducers on BP's latest containment cap have given steadily increasing high-pressure readings since tests began on Thursday on the well bore, which stretches down 2.5 miles (four kilometers) below the seabed.
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Transducers on BP's latest containment cap have given steadily increasing high-pressure readings since tests began on Thursday, indicating no leak in the well bore, which stretches down four kilometres below the seabed.
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Transducers on BP's latest containment cap have given steadily increasing high-pressure readings since tests began on Thursday on the well bore, which stretches down 2.5 miles (four kilometers) below the seabed.
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