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This model
series allows reliable and accurate measurements of
static and dynamic torques in both directions of
rotation, making it suitable for a large number of
applications. The variants of this series constitute
standard equipment for quality control, production,
assembly and laboratory tests.
Typical
applications:
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Screw joint technologies |
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Checking and
adjustment of screw tools such as angled torque spanners
or screw instruments |
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Testing of
screw connections
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Measurement of |
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Drag moments
on motors and pumps |
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Friction
moments on gearboxes, bearings and seals |
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Torsion springs |
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Adjustment
devices in the automobile industry (sliding roofs,
window lifters etc.) |
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| Description |
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4 strain
gauges are mounted and connected to form a full bridge
on a steel sensor element, in the center of the
rotatable shaft.
The electrical power supply for the strain gauge full
bridge and the measurement signals are transmitted
between rotor and stator via a high-grade, 4-fold slip
ring system.
Measurement signals are positive for right-hand torques
and negative for left-hand torques.
For optional angular measurement, variants 86402-...-V
501 are equipped with a pulse disc. The 2 pulse rows
displaced by 90° allow directions of rotation to be
identified.
The sensor characteristic values are standardized (1
resp. 2 mV/V) to facilitate tests of the connected
amplifier and sensor replacement.
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