1/2 inch Digital Torque Meter Tester, 10~340Nm

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Digital Torque Meter Instruction Manual

Q1: What is a torque meter?
A1: The torque meter is a device used to measure the torque or rotational force, applied to a rotating system, providing critical data for evaluating and optimizing the performance and health of engines, transmissions, machinery, and other mechanical components across various industries.

Q2: What is a torque meter used for?
A2: The torque meter, also known as a torque sensor or transducer, is used to measure the torque (rotational force) in various applications, including evaluating and optimizing engine and transmission performance in the automotive industry, ensuring proper tightening of bolts and screws in industrial assembly lines, monitoring machinery health, testing aerospace components, optimizing wind turbine performance, conducting research and development of new products and materials, and measuring and optimizing the torque in medical tools and robotic joints for safe and reliable operation.

Q3: What is the difference between a torque meter and a torque wrench?
A3: A torque meter is a device that measures the torque (rotational force) applied to a rotating system, often used for monitoring and testing purposes, whereas a torque wrench is a tool used to apply a specific amount of torque to a fastener, such as a bolt or a nut, ensuring it is tightened to the correct specification.

Tips: How does a digital torque meter work?

A digital torque meter works by using sensors to measure the torque applied to a rotating system and then converting that measurement into a digital signal. The key components of a digital torque meter include a strain gauge, a signal conditioner, and a digital display.

• Strain Gauge: The strain gauge is typically bonded to a rotating shaft. When torque is applied to the shaft, it causes a deformation (strain) in the strain gauge. This strain changes the electrical resistance of the gauge, which can be measured.
• Signal Conditioner: The changes in resistance are converted into an electrical signal by the signal conditioner. This signal is then amplified and processed to ensure it accurately reflects the amount of torque being applied.
• Digital Display: The processed signal is converted into a digital format and displayed on a screen. The display shows the torque value in real time, allowing for precise monitoring and control.

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