Dynamometer Torque Sensor features 4 temperature inputs.
September 18, 2008 -
Accredited to ISO-17025 calibration requirements, 01251 non-contact sensors utilize infrared telemetry to measure rotational torque in dynamometer systems. Custom transmission system also allows for up to 4 temperature inputs for measuring multiple heat sources created from friction sources. Available in single, dual, and custom flange designs with capacities from 1,000-250,000 lb-in, sensors are also available with axial thrust and angular measurement capabilities.
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Original Press release
Sensor Developments, Inc.
1050 W. Silver Bell Rd.
Orion, MI, 48359
USA
Dynamometer Torque Sensor Featuring 4 Temperature Inputs
These high performance, non-contact sensors utilize infrared telemetry to measure rotational torque in dynamometer systems. This particular sensor incorporates a custom transmission system that allows for up to 4 temperature inputs in addition to the rotating torque measurement. Ideal for measuring multiple heat sources creating from friction sources such as bearing and braking systems.
Our 01251 IR torque sensor family can be configured in multiple attachment configurations and can also be designed to measure axial thrust as well. These sensors feature high frequency response, high sample rate, and high rotational speed as standard features. Available in single, dual, and custom flange designs, and with capacities ranging from 1000in-lbs to 250,000in-lbs (113 to 28000Nm). Optional angular measurement is also available.
All sensors include an ISO-17025 accredited calibration certificate.
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