High Resolution Encoder Option for Rotary Torque Sensors, UTMII

Basic features like 500% safe overload rating and 0.03% non-linearity are same as standard UTMII. With the rotary encoder option, “torque vs. angle” or “torque vs. position” measurements are possible.

Ideal for torque-angle measurements

Inspection of gear boxes (transmission, engines, etc…)

Inspection of power steering units

Inspection of recliner seats

0.05 – 10Nm capacity: optical encoder with 2000 ppr (max. 4500rpm)

20Nm and 50Nm: 1040 ppr

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Torque sensors

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