Welcome to Sensor Techniques – a part of Charcroft Electronics
Sensor Techniques has been at the forefront of force measurement solutions for over 20 years, delivering specialised expertise to the weighing industry in the UK and beyond. Known for our dedicated team of weighing engineers, Sensor Techniques has built a reputation for tackling complex weight and force measurement challenges with precision and innovation. Operating from our facility near Bridgend, Wales, we’ve prioritised cost-effective, application-specific solutions tailored to meet unique project needs.
In 2024, Sensor Techniques joined Charcroft Electronics, a UK-based distributor with over 50 years of experience supporting major UK manufacturers with high-quality sensor and passive electronics solutions. Charcroft’s acquisition of Sensor Techniques not only preserves our technical legacy but also strengthens it. By becoming part of the Charcroft family, Sensor Techniques now benefits from Charcroft’s extensive resources, enabling us to offer an even broader sensor portfolio, while our commitment to tailored, application-specific solutions remain unchanged.
This strategic partnership allows Sensor Techniques to leverage Charcroft’s established UK-based inventory capabilities, enhancing availability, and improving responsiveness to customer needs. As a result, our clients can expect shorter lead times and reliable access to an expanded range of sensor solutions, backed by Charcroft’s industry-recognised certifications, including AS 9120, JOSCAR accreditation, and ISO9001:2015, BS9000, and IECQ-CECC approvals.
At Sensor Techniques, now supported by Charcroft’s expertise, we are well-positioned to address your force and weight measurement needs as well as a wide range of other sensor requirements. From precise load cells to advanced pressure, position, and tilt sensors, we offer innovative, reliable solutions to meet diverse application challenges. Contact us today to learn how we can work alongside you to resolve your sensor challenges and keep your projects moving forward.
