2025-01-14
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What is an Electrolytic Tilt Sensor?

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Industry-leading Electrolytic Tilt Sensors

 

 

Fredericks Company is a leading manufacturer of precision tilt sensors and angular measurement equipment. Tilt sensors measure the angular position relative to gravity and are used in a wide range of applications, from laser levels to seismic monitoring and medical equipment. Fredericks offers a full range of products capable of measuring from arcseconds to 180°.

 

Our full range of patented, precise, low-cost electrolytic tilt sensors are carefully designed and manufactured, offering superior performance over MEMS-based technologies, suitable for various tilt measurement applications. They feature very high repeatability, providing high resolution and extremely low drift.

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