When measuring torque, you can divide it into so-called “pure” torques or torques that are superimposed with transverse forces or bending moments. Another important difference is whether the torques are static or dynamic, with dynamic meaning torques that change quickly over time.
We offer torque sensors and transducers for rotating and non-rotating torques across a wide range of measuring ranges. Whether you require high torsional stiffness, a custom design, multiple overload protection, or a combination of force (tension and torsion) measurement, we have you covered. All our torque sensors come standard with an analog, unamplified strain gauge bridge output signal in mV/V, optionally available with an internal measuring amplifier. We also offer digital signal outputs, for example, via the familiar USB interface. Our AxialTQ digital rotary measuring flange models are another product in our portfolio.
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Torque measuring system AxialTQ flange-flange

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Torque measuring shaft T4 – universal use

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Torque measuring shaft T6 with 2 measuring ranges

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Compact and bearingless torque transducer T11

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Rotating and non-contact torque measuring flange IFFT1

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Torque sensor for pulleys T22

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Torque sensor for T25 test bench applications

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Inexpensive universal torque transducer T8

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T16 miniature torque sensor

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Torque transducer “Rotation” versus “Reaction”

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Model IFFDA93 & 9325 DMS handheld device with USB & TEDS

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Digital Display – Panel Mount IFFDA5

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Amplifier IFFDM1 for industrial use

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DMS amplifier for DIN rail IFFDM2

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IFFDM6 measuring amplifier with TEDS In-Line or mini PCB

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IFFBX8 8-channel universal measurement data acquisition

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Plug – cable socket – measuring cable – assembly

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TEDS [Option] Sensor identification according to IEEE

Here is a selection of reaction torque transducers for static, i.e., exclusively non-rotating, applications :



