The Bite Force Measurement System is designed to directly measure the bite force of small animals and arthropods using a miniature, high-sensitivity force sensor.

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Developed specifically for biomechanical and biological research, the system features small, interchangeable sensing components that can be adapted to a variety of mouthpart sizes and configurations, including specimens with mouthparts smaller than 2 mm.

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Its compact design enables researchers to obtain quantitative and repeatable bite-force measurements while minimizing interference with the animal's natural biting behavior.

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The system is well suited for studies involving feeding mechanics, predator-prey interactions, functional morphology, biomechanics, and comparative ecology.

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Ideal for research involving spiders, scorpions, insects, small reptiles, snakes, and other small organisms.