Expert-Led Training for Precision Measurement Professionals

 

Training customers in the proper use of strain measurement techniques is an essential part of the Micro-Measurements philosophy. In support of this principle, Micro-Measurements conducts an extensive series of regularly scheduled technical seminars, workshops and short courses. These training programs are intended for managers, design and test engineers, technicians, teachers, and anyone else involved in stress analysis testing or in transducer development and manufacture.

 

USA Training: The complete schedule and location for our Strain Gage Training Programs can be found here

 

UK Training: Practical Courses in Strain Measurement

 

German Training: Seminarangebot 2024

 

 

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Although most of the training sessions are conducted at Micro-Measurements facilities in the United States and Europe, many are also held at hotels and educational institutions around the world. Special in-house programs at the customer's place of business can also be arranged. Course instructors are recognized authorities in their field.

Programs are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. To assure space, we suggest that you register early. (Please note that the dates and locations of all training programs currently scheduled more than 180 days in advance are subject to change.)

To register for a training program you may do one of the following:

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    • Select from the drop down in the form below the Technical Training Program you wish to take. Fill in your contact information in the Online. Registration Form below. Click on the submit button.

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  • Contact our Micro-Measurements Training Program Coordinator:
    Micro-Measurements
    ATTN: Training Program Coordinator
    P.O. Box 27777
    Raleigh, NC 27611
    Telephone: (919) 365-3800
    Facsimile: (919) 365-3945
    Email: mm.us@vpgsensors.com

 

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In this comprehensive, hands-on Workshop, participants make several complete strain gage (strain gauge) installations, including electrical connections, check-out, and environmental protection; and use appropriate readout instrumentation to verify results of their own installations.

This program is presented in a format which includes several hands-on laboratory exercises. Liberal use of demonstrations and case studies provides attendees with a first-hand opportunity to learn how to select the procedures and techniques best suited to their strain measurement needs.

This program is presented in a format which includes several hands-on laboratory exercises.

In this comprehensive, hands-on Workshop, participants make several complete strain gage (strain gauge) installations, including electrical connections, check-out, and environmental protection; and use appropriate readout instrumentation to verify results of their own installations.

In this hands-on workshop, each participant completes three gage installations using materials selected for suitability in a majority of test environments.

This seminar is suited to technicians, engineers, or managers who are responsible for designing, manufacturing, or testing strain-gage-based transducers. It is an intensive, two-day review of the materials, components, production methods and test methods used to build these devices.

This seminar is suited to technicians, engineers, or managers who are responsible for designing, manufacturing, or testing strain-gage-based transducers. It is an intensive, one-day review of the materials, components, production methods and test methods used to build these devices.

The electrical resistance strain gage is an accurate, reliable measuring instrument when properly installed on the structure to be tested.