MDF13 Three Dimensional Force Sensor, Zhongkesel ZXSCELL, USA

1、 Product Introduction of MDF13 Three Dimensional Force Sensor

Product brand: ZXSCELL, Zhongkesel, USA

Product Series: MDF13

Product type:Three dimensional force sensor

Product Features:

(1) Stainless steel material

(2) Long term stability, sensitive response

(3) High speed sampling, high-speed dynamic response

(4) Small size, light weight, capable of measuring spatial acceleration

(5) Optional RS485 communication

(6) Suitable for robots, product testing, automotive manufacturing, automated assembly lines, etc

2、 MDF13 3D Force Sensor Product Model

MDF13-005 （Fx=Fy=1kN ; Fz=5kN）

MDF13-010 （Fx=Fy=2kN ; Fz=10kN）

MDF13-025 （Fx=Fy=5kN ; Fz=25kN）

MDF13-050 （Fx=Fy=10kN ; Fz=50kN）

MDF13-100 （Fx=Fy=20kN ; Fz=100kN）

MDF13-200 （Fx=Fy=80kN ; Fz=200kN）

RS485 communication model:

MDF13-005D （Fx=Fy=1kN ; Fz=5kN）

MDF13-010D （Fx=Fy=2kN ; Fz=10kN）

MDF13-025D （Fx=Fy=5kN ; Fz=25kN）

MDF13-050D （Fx=Fy=10kN ; Fz=50kN）

MDF13-100D （Fx=Fy=20kN ; Fz=100kN）

MDF13-200D （Fx=Fy=80kN ; Fz=200kN）

3、 Product parameters of MDF13 three-dimensional force sensor

4、 Product image of MDF13 3D force sensor

5、 Expand Reading

A three-dimensional force sensor (also known as a three-axis force sensor or a three component force sensor) is a precision device that can simultaneously measure forces or moments in the three orthogonal directions of X, Y, and Z in three-dimensional space. It can perceive complete spatial force vector information, and its core function is to provide robots and automation equipment with a perception ability similar to human "touch". This type of sensor is particularly suitable for detecting three-dimensional contact forces on the legs of micro legged robots due to its lightweight, small size, simple structure, and strong decoupling characteristics, and can even be used as a component of the leg structure.

From a technological paradigm perspective, three-dimensional force sensing technology is undergoing a fundamental transformation from "rigid" to "flexible". Traditional sensors mainly rely on rigid substrates and complex mechanical structures. However, with the rise of flexible electronic technology, three-dimensional force sensors have broken the limitations of traditional rigid circuits. Flexible electronic devices are based on flexible or stretchable substrates, integrating large-area and large-scale different materials and functional components, achieving the characteristics of deformability, lightweight, and functional reconfigurability. This new paradigm expands the application areas of electronics, enabling seamless integration onto soft, movable, bendable, and even stretchable surfaces, thus adapting to dynamic environments such as wearable and soft robots.