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Buy a flange to square drive reaction torque sensor, can be used for static torque force measurement. SUCH torque sensor can measure forward and reverse torque, with 0-2/10/30/50/100/200/300/500/1000/2000 Nm range optional. The static torque transducer has a flange at one end and a square drive at the other end, which is made of 42CrMo alloy steel, with good structural sealing and easy to install and use. Torque sensor capacity can be customized according to customer requirements.
The flange end securely connects to a fixed structure via bolts, ensuring the sensor maintains its position during measurement and reducing errors caused by loose installation. The square drive end mates directly with the square output/input shaft of the device under test, eliminating the need for additional couplings or adapters. This allows torque to be transmitted more directly to the sensor's core measuring components, improving data accuracy.
To calibrate a torque sensor, you first need to allow it to rest at the target temperature and ensure it is mounted concentrically. Next, perform a zero calibration. Then, apply a standard torque proportional to the range, record the corresponding output, and fit a calibration curve. Finally, verify the reverse torque output and zero-point stability.
Extremely fluctuating torque sensor output may be due to poor mounting concentricity, environmental interference, static torque transducer zero drift, overload damage, or inherently unstable loads on the device under test.