Description
Static torque sensor SAUTER DC, 10-Y2 is a precision transducer for monitoring and measuring static torques in laboratory and technical test setups. Built from alloyed steel, it offers high torsional stiffness for stable transmission of static load moments and for checking manual torque wrenches under controlled conditions. Measurement performance is defined by a combined error of 0,5 % F.S., supporting repeatable readings in quality-control and verification workflows. The compact unit is supplied as 1 pc with a net weight of 0,35 kg, making it practical for bench fixtures and integration into static torque test arrangements. This SAUTER DC model from manufacturer Kern is intended wherever static torque must be observed, compared or transferred without dynamic loading. Alloyed-steel construction underpins mechanical robustness, while the stated accuracy class aids consistent evaluation of wrench output and load-moment paths. Typical uses include routine torque-tool checks, static moment monitoring and structured laboratory torque assessment. High torsional stiffness helps preserve signal integrity during static loading, so the DC 10-Y2 remains a dependable choice for organised static torque measurement tasks.
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Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Static torque sensor
- Model: SAUTER DC, 10-Y2
- Material: Alloyed steel
- Precision: Combined error 0,5 % F.S.
- EAN: 4045761248137
- Technical Information Sheet:
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