Together with a rotor and a stator, the DDU-4 measuring transducer forms a sensor system for contactless torque and axial force monitoring. The sensor of the system, which is designed as a cylindrical rotor based on the application of strain gauge technology, is attached to the tool-holder and firmly connected to it. It measures continuously and simultaneously torque and axial force values. The preprocessing of measurement data and the tool-breakage monitoring both take place in the measuring transducer, which is the analyzing unit of the sensor system.Features:Highly sensitive measuring of torque and feed force on rotating and rigid tool holdersIdentifies force deviations in tapping, drilling or threading processesGenerates alarms in case of broken, missing or worn tool (DDU stand-alone)Can be used as a post-process measurement (go / no-go gage) to ensure the quality of threadsUsed in stir friction welding applications or deburring processes (different industries)Measures process forces in rotating assembling applications3 ranges for vertical force and 3 ranges for torque are calibratedSensor system for contact-free monitoring of rotating and rigid tools DMS technology in rotor 3 measuring ranges each, for torque and feed force Rotor standard types and individual designs available Inductive transmission of measuring data and energy supply Different cable variants available for stator dentifies deviations in tapping, drilling or threading processes Ienerates alarms in case of broken, missing or worn tool Gost-process measurement to ensure the quality of threads P (assembly or similar applications)
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Mechanical balances are traditional balances that are typically used in the classroom as they can stand up to student use. These balances can be used to accurately weigh a wide variety of materials. Different types of mechanical balances are available including heavy-duty dual-beam, field-test beam, overhead, pull- and dial-type hanging, and spring scales.