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1. To fill out strain gauges from HBM, follow these steps:
2. Start by preparing the surface where the strain gauge will be applied. This may include cleaning it with a suitable solvent and ensuring it is free from any contaminants.
3. Next, apply a thin layer of adhesive to the cleaned surface. The adhesive should be compatible with the material and temperature range of the application.
4. Carefully place the strain gauge on the adhesive, ensuring proper alignment with the measurement direction. Use a magnifying glass if necessary for precise placement.
5. Gently press the strain gauge onto the adhesive, applying uniform pressure to ensure good adhesion. Avoid excessive force that may damage the gauge.
6. Allow the adhesive to cure as per the manufacturer's instructions. This usually involves maintaining a specific temperature and curing time.
7. Once the adhesive has cured, carefully connect the strain gauge's lead wires to a suitable measuring device or data acquisition system.
8. Finally, verify the proper functioning of the strain gauge by applying a known force or strain and checking the resulting measurements.

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1. Strain gauges from HBM are needed by a wide range of professionals and industries, including:
2. - Engineers and researchers involved in structural analysis and testing, such as aerospace, automotive, and civil engineering.
3. - Manufacturers of load cells, sensors, and transducers that rely on strain gauge technology for accurate measurement.
4. - Material testing laboratories that perform tensile, compression, and fatigue testing on various materials.
5. - Quality control departments in manufacturing industries that need to monitor and ensure the structural integrity of their products.
6. - Renewable energy companies involved in wind turbine, solar panel, and hydroelectric power generation, where strain gauges are used for monitoring stress and load distribution.
7. - Medical device manufacturers requiring precise strain and deformation measurements for development and testing of implantable devices.
8. - Research institutions and universities conducting studies in fields like biomechanics, geotechnical engineering, and material science.

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