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KTR DATAFLEX 16/... Torque messuring shaft

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KTR DATAFLEX 16/... Torque messuring shaft is a maintenance-free torque measuring shaft with two measuring ranges and integrated speed measurement. It's a torsionally stiff, double-cardanic coupling with integrated measuring shaft, ideal for applications that require precise torque measurement and speed control. It can be used in various industries such as automotive, aerospace, and industrial machinery.

Key Features

Maintenance-free
Two measuring ranges
Integrated speed measurement
Torsionally stiff
Double-cardanic coupling
IP51 protection class
Automatic zero adjustment
Manual zero adjustment
Sensor test capabilities
Calibration upon delivery

KTR DATAFLEX 16/... Torque messuring shaft Operating/Mounting Instructions

Pages: 21 KTR DATAFLEX 16/... Torque messuring shaft Manual

Brand: KTR Category: Measuring, testing & control Size: 1 MB

Languages: English

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Frequently Answers and Questions

What are the two measuring ranges of the DATAFLEX 16/... torque measuring shaft?

The DATAFLEX 16/... torque measuring shaft has two measuring ranges, one for higher torque values and one for lower torque values. You can find the specific torque values in the table in chapter 1 of the viewed document.

How is the speed measured on the DATAFLEX 16/... torque measuring shaft?

The DATAFLEX 16/... torque measuring shaft uses a two-channel shaft encoder that provides two speed signals shifted by 90 degrees. Each signal has a resolution of 360 periods per revolution. This is explained in further detail in section "Technical description" of the viewed document.

What are the different ways I can adjust the zero point of the torque output?

The DATAFLEX 16/... torque measuring shaft offers both automatic and manual zero adjustment. Automatic zero adjustment can be performed by pressing the T1 button on the connection housing DF2 for 2 seconds. Manual zero adjustment requires pressing both T1 and T2 buttons simultaneously for 2 seconds, then adjusting the voltage using the T1 and T2 buttons. Refer to sections "Automatic zero adjustment" and "Manual zero adjustment" in the viewed document for more detailed explanations.