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Ionoptix 10 µm GeoFactor 1.34, 1.7 N/m Micro-Spring Force Sensor for OptiForce

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Product description

Factory-calibrated 10 µm micro-spring force sensor with 1.7 N/m stiffness for IonOptix OptiForce systems.

The Ionoptix 10 µm micro-spring force sensor is designed for precise force measurements with IonOptix OptiForce systems. Its sensitive, microstructured spring geometry supports stable and reproducible measurements in biophysical research, mechanobiology, and laboratory force-analysis workflows.

Specifications:

  • Sensor geometry: 10 µm
  • Geometry factor: 1.34
  • Spring constant/stiffness: 1.7 N/m
  • Sensor type: Micro-spring sensor
  • Compatibility: IonOptix OptiForce system
  • Calibration: Factory precision calibrated
  • Construction: Microstructured sensor with flexible spring geometry
  • Signal transmission: Compatible with the OptiForce interface
  • Temperature stability: High measurement stability under laboratory conditions
  • Dimensions: Compact design

The sensor is supplied in new, tested condition and is fully functional. It is suitable for researchers requiring a calibrated OptiForce-compatible sensor for reproducible force measurements in biophysical examinations and related life science applications.

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Last updated 19 October 2026