Torque Sensor

 

Torque sensor manufacturer

Dongguan Bo Ruge Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd is a high-tech enterprise specializing in sensor R & D, production and sales. Based on the principle of scientific and technological research and development, quality as the basis, sustainable development as the principle and perfect service as the purpose, the company introduces advanced processing equipment and management system at home and abroad, and constantly expands to the depth and breadth of sensor field. At present, the company has passed ISO9001 quality management system, and its products have CMC measurement license, ex explosion-proof certification and other first-class certification qualifications.

 

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Company Advantages

 

Wide Product Range

We offer a variety of sensors , including position sensors, torque sensors, force sensors, load cells and so on. 

Strong team

The company team is composed of four technical staff in the R&D department, a complete sales and after-sales team, and over 60 factory employees and testers.Our team is a well-rounded and experienced group of individuals who are committed to providing customers with the best possible products and services.

Multople certifications

We have CE certificate , ex explosion-proof certification, Rohs cetificate . And we can apply the right certificate according to customer’s requiremen

24/7 online servince

We are on line 24 hours a day. You can contact us by phone or e-mail at any time, we will respond quickly.

 

 

Why choose us ?

 

Technical Solution

We will patiently answer any technical questions that customers encounter in using our products. 

Installation Guide

For the product size, hole thread and wiring method, we will give a detailed description. 

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Cost Analysis

For our own brand and agency brand products, we will explian the performance and price comparison so that customers can make the best choice. 

After sale

If the product is damaged during use, we will give proper suggestions for the use situation to reduce loss and ensure the normal operation of the machine. .

 

 
Products Description

 

 

 

 

 

  • rotary torque sensor
    rotary torque sensor

    BRG-62050A Non Contact Torque Meter Features : High measurement accuracy up to ±0.25% FS, with fine resolution of approximately 0.02%. Fast frequency response, suitable for both static and
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  • Contactless Torque Sensor
    Contactless Torque Sensor

    The small torque sensor is a new product developed by our company on the basis of special technology for strain bridges. It is suitable for various torque measurement occasions that require small
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  • Flange Rotary Square Drive Shaft Torque Transducer
    Flange Rotary Square Drive Shaft Torque Transducer

    1. Resistance strain is an integrated product of sensitive element and integrated circuit, with high precision, stable and reliable performance.. 2. Output positive and reverse torque signal
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  • Shaft To Shaft Rotary Torque Sensor
    Shaft To Shaft Rotary Torque Sensor

    BRG-62050 Torque Sensor For Motor Product Introduction Our small non-contact torque sensor is suitable for various torque measurement applications requiring compact size and high speed. It outputs a
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  • Robot Torque Sensor
    Robot Torque Sensor

    BRG-6105 Robot Joint Torque Sensor Features : Flange design for easy installation; High detection accuracy; Strong anti-interference capability and good stability; Plug-and-play aviation connector.
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  • Torque Sensor Supplier
    Torque Sensor Supplier

    BRG-6251/2/3/4 Shaft Torque Sensor Features : 1. Non-contact 2. Measuring range: 5-5000 Nm 3. Output: 10±5 kHz, 4-20 mA, ±5 VDC, ±10 VDC, RS485/232 4. Stainless steel shaft 5.
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  • Rotating Torque Sensor Supplier
    Rotating Torque Sensor Supplier

    BRG 1050T Rotating Torque Transducer Features : • This product integrates a resistance strain gauge sensor and an integrated circuit, offering high precision, stable, and reliable performance.
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  • Torque Load Cell
    Torque Load Cell

    BRG-698 Steering Torque Sensor Features and Applications Integrated product consisting of a resistance strain gauge and a sensing element, offering high accuracy and stable, reliable performance.
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  • Motor Dynamic Torque Sensor
    Motor Dynamic Torque Sensor

    BRG-6201 Motor Dynamic Torque Sensor Featrures : Highly responsive and with high overall accuracy; Strong anti-interference capability, high accuracy and good stability, digital output signal, small
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  • Rotary Torque Sensor Price
    Rotary Torque Sensor Price

    BRG-61055 Rotary Torque Sensor Price Features and Applications Integrated product consisting of a resistance strain gauge sensing element and an integrated circuit, offering high precision and
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  • Non Contact Torque Transducer
    Non Contact Torque Transducer

    BRG-502 Non Contact Torque Transducer Features : Still torque can be measured, with the rotational torque; Strong interference resistance, high accuracy and good stability; Output signal digital
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  • Robot Joint Torque Sensor
    Robot Joint Torque Sensor

    BRG-6105 Robot Joint Torque Sensor Features : Flange design for easy installation; High detection accuracy; Strong anti-interference capability and good stability; Plug-and-play aviation connector.
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product advantages

 

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Durable

Our products has an anerage lifespan of 3-8 years and require very little mantenance over the years

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Competitive price

Although our product has exceptional properties , we offer it at a competitive price .

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Customization Options

Our product can be customized according to the needs of the customers.

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Easy Installation

Our products are easy to install and can be put into use quickly, making it very convenient.

 

 

Application of  the Torque sensor 
  • AC/DC motor, servo motor, stepper motor.
  • The automobile engine, diesel engine, steering gear, the overall rigid torsion of the vehicle body and the control and detection of other parts processing.
  • Electric (hand) actuators, automatic opening and closing control of various valves.
  • Control and monitoring of oil extraction and refining processes, monitoring of fire (water) power generation equipment, ore screening control, and monitoring of wind power generation equipment.
  • Torque life test of various materials.
  • Detect the torque, power and rotary speed of various motors, pumps, windlasses, rotary machines, CNC and automatic machine tools.
  • Can be used to test and calibrate viscometer and electric (pneumatic, hydraulic) torque wrench.
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 How to choose a Torque Sensor for your application?

 

 

 
Step:01

Firstly, understand your application and define the type of torque you want to measure — reaction torque or rotary torque? Also, what is the environment (temperature, pressure, humidity).

 
Step:02

Define the sensor mounting characteristics and its assembly. How will you be mounting the sensor? (Flange to flange, square drive, shaft to shaft, hex drive, etc.) Will you be using this clockwise, counterclockwise, or both?

 
Step:03

Define your minimum and maximum capacity and key requirements. Be sure to select the capacity over the maximum operating torque and determine all extraneous load (side loads or off-center loads) and moments prior to selecting the capacity. Also, what is your max RPM required? Do you need to measure speed and angle position?

 
Step: 04

Define the type of output your application requires. Some sensors outputs a mV/V signal, which can be paired with an amplifier for up to ±10VDC, while other non-contact rotational sensors will provide ±5VDC output. So, if your PLC or DAQ requires analog output, digital output or serial communication, you will need a torque sensor amplifier or signal conditioner or a display to show the torque,RPM,Power.

 

 

 

 

the types of torque sensors 

 

static or non-rotational torque sensors

a reaction sensor measures stationary torque

dynamic torque sensor

rotary measures rotational torque

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FAQ

Q: Can I have a sample to test?

A: Sure. As a leading sensor factory, samples are welcome and acceptable.

Q: Can we use our own logo?

A: Yes, we can print your private logo according to your request.

Q: Can you do our own packaging?

A: Yes, you just provide the package design and we will produce what you want. We also have the professional designer can help you do the packaging design.

Q: How long is your delivery time?

A: The general delivery time is 7-15 days after receiving your order confirmation. Anther, if we have the goods in stock, it will only take 1-2 days.

Q: Q: What is your term of payment?

A: 30% down payment before producing and 70% balance payment before shipping.

Q: What are the advantages of torque sensors?

A: Advantages: Non-contact data transmission –These torque sensors can generally spin at a higher rate because they are non-contact and are not limited by the slip rings and brushes. Low inertia - Because of the circular, keyed shaft, there's usually a low inertia.

Q: What does torque sensor do?

A: A torque sensor, also known as a torque transducer or torque meter, is a device that measures the torque applied to an object. It is commonly used in a variety of industrial applications, such as automotive testing, robotics, and manufacturing.

Q: What is the working principle of torque sensor?

A: The output voltage produced by a resistance change in strain gages that are bonded to the torque sensor structure. The magnitude of the resistance change is proportional to the deformation of the torque sensor and therefore the applied torque.

Q: What are the advantages and disadvantages of sensors?

A: Sensors have many advantages, including their ability to provide real-time data, their precision and accuracy, and their ability to work in harsh environments. However, they also have some disadvantages, including cost, susceptibility to interference and damage, and limited lifespan.

Q: What are torque sensors also known as?

A: A torque sensor, also known as a torque transducer or torque meter, is a specialized instrument designed to measure the torque or rotational force applied to an object. Torque sensors are used to quantify the amount of twisting or turning force exerted on a shaft, component, or assembly.

Q: What are the characteristics of a torque sensor?

A: The technology of torque sensors can be magnetoelastic, piezoelectric, and strain gauge. A magnetoelastic torque sensor detects changes in permeability by measuring changes in its own magnetic field. A piezoelectric material is compressed and generates a charge, which is measured by a charge amplifier.

Q: How do I choose a force torque sensor?

A: Knowing the minimum measurable force needed for your application and directly comparing it with the noise-free resolution of the sensor is the best way to select a sensor with proper sensitivity. The noise-free resolution should be smaller than, or equal to, the minimum force measured

Q: How does a non contact torque sensor work?

A: The sensor uses magnetic fields to detect torque by measuring minute twisting of the drive shaft that occurs naturally as it is rotated by the motor.

Q: What is the difference between rotary and reaction torque sensors?

A: Reaction torque transducers measure static torque, or torque without rotating, and are widely used in process control and testing. Rotary torque transducers like AxialTQ measure dynamic force and are used in applications where the torque transducer must rotate when attached to a spinning shaft

Q: What is the difference between static and dynamic torque sensors?

A: Unlike static Torque, which measures the force required to start an object's rotation, dynamic Torque measures the force needed to keep the object rotating at a constant rate. It is an essential factor in designing and operating many mechanical systems, including engines, turbines, and industrial machinery

Q: Can torque be either static or dynamic?

A: Torque can be either static or dynamic. A static torque is one which does not produce an angular acceleration. Someone pushing on a closed door is applying a static torque to the door because the door is not rotating about its hinges, despite the force applied.

Q: Why does torque increase with RPM?

A: The torque-RPM curve typically begins with a rapid increase in Torque as RPM rises from zero. This signifies that as the engine's speed (RPM) increases from a standstill, it also generates more rotational force (Torque), aiding in the vehicle's acceleration

 

 

 

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