Has anyone used Flexi Force sensors before?

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Flexi Force sensors are being considered for force measurements between two steel plates. Users are seeking feedback on the effectiveness of these sensors. One participant mentions they have experience with similar sensors and found them to perform well. The discussion highlights the need for reliable force measurement solutions in specific applications. Overall, there is interest in the performance and application of Flexi Force sensors.
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We are going to be using flexi force sensors to profide force measurements between two steel plates.. has anyone used these sensors before?

http://www.tekscan.com/flexiforce.html
 
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