Aerospace

Aerospace is an important sector for Zemic. Zemic was founded in 1965 and its roots come from the Chinese aviation industry.

With aircraft weighing and helicopter weighing sensors are essential for controlling the center of gravity or for the total weight of the aircraft.

We also manufacture weigh pads and solutions for luggage weighing.

Strain gauges used for airplanes

Zemic, worldwide known for its development and production of strain gauges, sensors and load cells, is part of the AVIC group. (Aviation Industry Corporation of China)

AVIC, as one of the leading aerospace companies in the world, is using Zemic gauges and sensors for the design and production of airplanes.
Why an airplane is showed in the Zemic Europe logo 
In our logo we show an airplane followed by the letters BB. As a company key value we say BB stands for "Be Better". Our ambition is to strengthen our market position by creating value for our customers, in order for them to differentiate their products and services in their market; "to be better".

However the fact is, that BB stands for the first series of straingages produced by Zemic. These strain gauges were glued on the wings of airplanes!

If you have any questions about your force sensors or load cells, please feel free to contact us. 

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July 23, 2025

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July 23, 2025

Join us at POWTECH TECHNOPHARM 2025!

Nuremberg | 23–25 September 2025 | Hall 9 stand 466

We are excited to invite you to visit us at POWTECH TECHNOPHARM 2025, the world's premier international trade fair for the production and processing of powders, granulates, bulk solids, fluids and liquids.

July 18, 2025

How strain gauges are powering the future of smart devices

In the age of miniaturization, every millimeter counts. From foldable smartphones to ultra-slim smartwatches, consumer electronics are undergoing a transformation: becoming thinner, lighter, and more intelligent. Behind this trend is a small yet powerful component: the strain gauge.

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