ABB strengthens capabilities for force sensor testing in the United States

ABB’s service center in Danbury, Connecticut is now able to test force measurement sensors under extremely demanding conditions.

ABB’s service center in Danbury, Connecticut has unveiled new capabilities that allow its service team to assess force measurement sensors such as the Pressductor® rolling mill force sensor under extremely demanding conditions. By integrating a roll force load cell hydraulic press in the center, ABB can support North American customers with load cell testing in a more time- and cost-efficient manner.

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ABB strengthens capabilities for force sensor testing in the United States

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