Description
Static torque sensor SAUTER DC, 50-Y2 is a precision transducer designed for monitoring and measuring static torques in laboratory and industrial test setups. Built from alloyed steel, it combines high torsional stiffness with a combined error of 0,5 % F.S., supporting reliable readings when checking manual torque wrenches or transferring static load moments. The robust construction suits continuous use where mechanical rigidity and measurement stability are essential. Supplied as a single unit with a net weight of 0,35 kg, the sensor integrates readily into existing test benches and calibration fixtures. This SAUTER DC model from manufacturer Kern is intended for applications that demand consistent static torque data rather than dynamic rotation measurement. High torsional stiffness helps minimise deformation under load, contributing to repeatable results across routine quality-control and development workflows. Ideal for workshops, metrology labs and production environments that require dependable static torque sensing in a compact, steel-bodied format.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Type: Static torque sensor SAUTER DC
- Material: Alloyed steel
- Precision: Combined error 0,5 % F.S.
- Torsional stiffness: High
- EAN: 4045761248212
- Technical Information Sheet:
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