MRL2- Distance laser sensors
The MRL2 is a long-distance laser measurement sensor from Metrology Resource Co. This non-contact measurement sensor reaches distances to 65 m on metal targets and up to 500 m to reflective targets

Applications:  Crane position measurement  |  Application 2  |  Application 3

Downloads:  Brochure  |  Data Sheet  |  Prices

Acuity™ - Laser measurement sensors
MRC solves challenging measurement applicaitons with Acuity distance measurement sensors. These devices include high-accuracy CMOS triangulation technology as well as time-of-flight principles. Designed for robust factory automation or table-top experiments in academia, Acuity sensors are highly versatile.

Applications: Sheet metal thickness  |  Lumber measurement

Downloads:  Brochure  |  Data Sheets  |  Prices (from Acuity site)

Torque load sensors- electromechanical rotary transducers
A torque load sensor or rotary torque transducer is a sensor that converts torsional mechanical input into an electrical output signal.

 

Applications: Harsh environment torque sensor  |  Vehicle dynamics - 3 axis load

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Surface profilers- using optical and contact methods
MRC represents Breitmeier Messtechnik GmbH for their entire product range that includes tactile and optical systems for measurement of surface micro structures, surface roughness measurement systems, 3D surface profile measurement systems and customized instruments for engineering, automotive, electronic and semiconductor, paper and optical industry as well as for R & D.

Applications: 3D-image of a honed cylinder surface  |  Paper structures

LVDT- linear variable differential transformers
Peter Hirt GmbH manufactures the finest Swiss-made transducers and MRC makes them available in North America. An LVDT is a type of electromechanical transducer that converts single-axis motion of an object (to which it is coupled) into a corresponding electrical signal.

 

Downloads:  Data Sheets (from Peter Hirt site) |  Prices

MATRIX™- form clamping systems of complex shapes
The basic elements of these support / holding systems are the pin modules, which adapt to their respective work piece according to the MATRIX Principle. For sensitive work pieces, the pins can be delivered with plastic or brass caps. This modular system allows itself to optimally adapt to the work piece and to the necessary conditions of the process.

 

Applications: Support / holding systems  |  Fixture systems  |  Clamping systems

Downloads:  Brochure (from Matrix website)