Static Reaction Torque Transducer

About Static Reaction Torque Transducer

The TTS SS Static Torque Transducer is a CE-certified, strain gauge-based reaction torque sensor designed for accurate torque measurement in industrial and research applications. Constructed from Stainless Steel 17-4 PH, it offers excellent resistance to shock, overload, and harsh environmental conditions.

This transducer is easily mounted on test benches through keyways provided on both cylindrical shaft ends. It features full temperature compensation (050C), IP65 environmental protection for the gauge area, and high measurement accuracy.

Available in a wide torque range from 50 Nm to 50 kNm, it is suitable for motor testing, valve torque measurement, automotive test rigs, and industrial fastener torque analysis. Optional versions include RS485, USB output, 420 mA, 02V analog output, Bluetooth, and wireless telemetry systems.

Key Highlights

• Torque Range: 50 Nm to 50 kNm

• Nominal Output: 2.0 mV/V 0.2

• Excitation Voltage: 10 VDC (Max 15 VDC)

• Accuracy: < 0.1% FSO

• IP65 Protection (Gauge Area)

• Safe Overload: 150%

• Ultimate Overload: 250%

• Cable Length: 5 meters

• Axial & Bending Force Compensation

    FAQs

1 What is this torque transducer used for?

It is used for static reaction torque measurement in motors, valves, shafts, axles, fasteners, and industrial machinery.

2 What is the measurement range available?

Standard capacities range from 50 Nm to 50 kNm.

3 What type of output does it provide?

Standard output is 2 mV/V, and optional outputs include:

• 420 mA

• 02 Volt

• RS485

• USB

• Bluetooth / Wireless telemetry

4 What is the excitation voltage?

Recommended 10 VDC, maximum 15 VDC.

5 Is it suitable for harsh industrial environments?

Yes. It is made from SS 17-4 PH and offers IP65 protection.

6 Can it measure rotating torque?

Yes. Inline rotating torque versions are available with slip ring or wireless non-contact systems.

7 What is the accuracy level?

• Non-Linearity: < 0.1% FSO

• Hysteresis: < 0.1% FSO

• Non-Repeatability: < 0.1% FSO

8 Does it compensate for axial and bending loads?

Yes, axial and bending forces are compensated to ensure accurate torque measurement.