Corrsys-Datron Sensorsystems Inc., Farmington Hills, MI, a Kistler Group company, offers the Correvit S-HR noncontact optical sensor designed to make high-dynamic and high-accuracy slip and sideslip angle measurements for vehicle testing.More>>

SensorDynamics, Graz, Austria, offers a wireless inertial measurement system that combines a mobile sensor unit and a receiver.More>>

LH Series laser displacement sensors from Banner Engineering Belgium BVBA, Diegem, Belgium, provide noncontact height or thickness measurement of a variety of materials.More>>

The DMF-P A310 Universal Type 4740A Series from Kistler Instrument Corp., Amherst, NY, is a high-precision force-displacement measurement system designed to monitor electromechanical NC joining modules and their associated joining and pressing-in operations within assembly automation and other...More>>

The 0703-1601-99 mid-range, single-axis, linear-output electrolytic tilt sensor from The Fredericks Co., Huntingdon Valley, PA, measures a full tilt range while replacing legacy designs that required multiple sensors.More>>

The Series MVA mini-vane thermoanemometer from Dwyer Instruments Inc., Michigan City, IN, can (depending on the model) measure air velocity, volume flow, temperature, RH, and barometric pressure.More>>

The FRADENPROBE FP-132A from CleanAlert LLC, Oberlin, OH, is an air velocity transducer for use in HVAC systems, large building automation, cleanroom, and data center management applications.More>>

The ST420 from Electro-Sensors Inc., Minnetonka, MN, is a loop-powered, SS, analog shaft tachometer that reliably detects magnetic pulses from a rotating shaft-mounted pulser disc or wrap.More>>

PTAM27L Series inclinometers from ASM Sensors Inc., Elmhurst, IL, are offered in single-axis versions with measurement ranges from ±15° to ±180° and dual-axis versions with measurement ranges of ±15° to ±60°, both in increments of 15°.More>>

The laser-based Microgage 2D system from Pinpoint Laser Systems, Peabody, MA, measures the flatness of machinery and production equipment with precision of 0.0001 in. and can operate over distances ranging from a few inches to 120 ft.More>>