Torque Sensors

Torque sensors are instruments and controllers used to measure, monitor, or adjust torque in shafts, cables, fibers, rods, and other components.

• Dynamometer

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  The dynamometer is mainly used to test the power of electric motors and engines. It uses the electric motor to measure the torque output on various power mechanical shafts and combines it with the rotational speed to determine the power.

• The Force & Torque Instrument

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  Force and torque instruments are used to measure force, weight or torque.

• Axial Force & Torque Sensors

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  Six-axis force and torque sensors measure all six components of force and torque: vertical, lateral, longitudinal, camber, steering and torque motion.

• Torque Sensors

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  Torque sensors are used to measure torque in a variety of applications and are divided into two main types: reaction and rotation. Reaction torque sensors measure static and dynamic torque with a fixed or non-rotating transducer; rotary torque transducers measure torque using a rotating transducer.