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Good 2 axis force sensor for testing
Bought this for a small force testing setup. I mainly wanted to check both tension and compression, and it’s been working well for that. Mounting was pretty easy, although I had to adjust the position a little before getting consistent readings. I’ve run it through a few tests since then and haven’t had any reason to change anything.
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