Straingauge torque sensor for static torque measurement and torque wrench calibration Key benefits Enables reliable static torque measurement and precise torque wrench calibration to keep tools within specification and reduce assembly errors. Compact structure fits bench test rigs and spaceconstrained calibration stations, simplifying installation and handling. Bidirectional measurement (forward and reverse torque) supports fullspectrum calibration and testing without reconfiguration. Converts torsional moments into clear, usable signals so you can record, display, or log torque data for traceability and quality control. What it does (functions) Strain gauge torque sensor designed specifically for static torque measurement or torque wrench calibration. Measures torsional moments and converts the resulting physical changes into measurable information. Supports measurement of both forward and reverse torque directions. Compatibility and integration Intended for use with static test setups and torque calibration equipment; integrates into calibration benches, measurement instruments, and dataacquisition systems that accept straingauge sensor outputs. Compact form factor eases mounting in existing fixtures and reduces the footprint required for calibration stations. Performance and form factor Uses strain gauge sensing technology to detect torsional moments and produce an electrical output suitable for measurement and recording. Compact structure improves portability and allows use in tight lab or workshop environments. Typical applications (use scenarios) Torque wrench calibration: Bench calibration of manual or power torque wrenches to verify or adjust setpoints and ensure tool accuracy. Static torque testing: Laboratory measurement of static torque on components and assemblies where accurate, repeatable readings are required. Quality control and maintenance: Production or field checks to confirm torque application and maintain tool performance over time. Summary of features Sensor type: Strain gauge torque sensor Primary uses: Static torque measurement; torque wrench calibration Structure: Compact Measurement capability: Forward and reverse torque Function: Measures torsional moments and converts physical changes into information suitable for monitoring, recording, or calibration tasks