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23 June 2026 | Interface Force Measurements Ltd

Beat the Price Rise

We would like to make you aware that Interface Force Measurement product prices will increase from 1st July.

If you are considering purchasing load cells, torque transducers, instrumentation, or any other Interface products in the future, there is still time to place your order at current pricing before the increase takes effect.

This presents an opportunity to secure existing prices and potentially achieve significant savings on planned purchases before the new pricing structure is implemented.


To take advantage of current pricing, please contact us as soon as possible to discuss your requirements or request a quotation.


Our team is available to assist with product selection, technical advice, and quotations to ensure you receive the most suitable solution for your application.

Why not email us at info@interface.uk.com or call us on 01344 776666


Order before 1st July to secure current Interface pricing


Thank you for your continued business and support. We look forward to assisting with your requirements.

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