The LPFT17 static torque sensor converts the strain generated by torsional torque into an electrical signal linearly related to it based on the principle of resistance strain. This product series features mature manufacturing processes, a complete range of models, a wide measurement range, high accuracy, and stable and reliable performance. The measuring elastic body of this sensor does not participate in relative motion. In terms of force understanding, this type of testing measures the reaction force relative to the elastic body. A common configuration is a shaft with one end fixed and the other end subjected to force. The LPFT17 static torque sensor is widely used in testing systems such as motor static torque detection and is highly praised by users for its excellent stability, high measurement accuracy, and cost-effectiveness.

Static Torque Sensor Product Features:

1. Static torque sensor;

2. Compact structure, easy to install;

3. Protection rating IP65;

4. Used for measuring static, non-continuous rotational torque values;

5. Application fields: automotive pressing, automated assembly, 3C product testing, new energy product assembly, medical testing, robotics, mold assembly, and other industrial testing, measurement, and control systems.

Applications of Static Torque

The application scope of static torque sensors is mainly focused on testing systems such as testing machines and static torque detection. Static torque sensors convert the strain generated by torque into an electrical signal linearly related to it based on the principle of resistance strain.

Static torque sensors are generally used in scenarios where torque changes slowly, with a sampling rate typically below 50 times per second, such as testing manual torque wrenches and the static load torque of transmissions.