Description
Static torque sensor SAUTER DC, 50-Y1 is an alloy-steel transducer designed for precise monitoring and measurement of static torques in laboratory and test-bench applications. A combined error of 0,5 % F.S. underpins high precision when verifying manual torque wrenches, supervising static torque values or transmitting static load moments. High torsional stiffness contributes to stable signal behaviour, and the sensor is engineered for straightforward, fast installation on suitable mounts and fixtures. RoHS compliant construction supports use in modern instrument setups that require controlled materials. Offered as one piece from manufacturer Kern in the SAUTER DC series, the sensor is aimed at static torque tasks rather than continuous dynamic loading. Net weight is 0,40 kg and gross weight 0,45 kg, with compact packaging that eases storage beside related force and torque instrumentation. The combination of alloy-steel build, defined accuracy and simple mounting makes the SAUTER DC 50-Y1 a practical component for calibration work, quality inspection and static load-moment transfer in professional measuring environments.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Static torque sensor
- Model: SAUTER DC 50-Y1
- Material: Alloy steel
- Precision: Combined error 0,5 % F.S.
- EAN: 4045761248205
- Technical Information Sheet:
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