Industries We Serve
From food lines to chemical plants — our sensors are engineered for the demands of each industry.
Machinery
Mixing tanks, reactors and packaging lines — precise measurement keeps machinery production stable and efficient.
Food & Beverage
Fillers, checkweighers and packaging machines — accurate weight control safeguards food quality and safety.
Biomedical
Bioreactors, fermenters and checkweighers — reliable measurement for safe biopharmaceutical production.
Chemical
Reactors, silos and filling machines — corrosion-resistant, explosion-proof control for chemical processes.
General Equipment
Packaging, reactor, filling, pressing and testing machines — powering industrial automation.
Why Choose Mike Sensor
Six reasons our partners trust us — and keep coming back.
Microgram-level precision, stable & reliable
Advanced strain gauges and compensation deliver ±0.02% FS accuracy with long-term stability.
Complete coverage, choose by need
Tension/compression, S-type, spoke and more — from grams to thousands of tons.
Impact & corrosion resistant, long life
Stainless or alloy steel bodies withstand harsh industrial environments.
Non-standard design, fast prototyping
Special capacities, dimensions or environments, quickly engineered to order.
Ample inventory, rapid delivery
Standard models ship in 3–7 days; urgent projects get a fast response.
End-to-end, worry-free after-sales
Senior engineers assist from selection to installation and commissioning.
About Mike Sensor
Mike Sensor (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd is a technology company integrating R&D, manufacturing and sales of sensors. We produce load cells, force, torque and pressure sensors, extensometers, weighing modules and instruments under the Mike brand.
Our products are known for microgram-level precision, stability and high cost-performance, serving the machinery, food, biomedical, chemical and general equipment industries worldwide.
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