Digital Torque Motor Controller

We manufacture and supply the optimum quality of Manual Tension Controller. Total quality management offered at each stage of production of manual tension controller ensures that its quality is never compromised at our end. Ideal for constant-current regulation purposes, the offered manual tension controller is used for torque setting on powder clutches and brakes. Features: High performance User-friendly Longer serving life

We are among the reputed organizations, highly engaged in manufacturing, exporting and supplying an optimum quality range of Torque Controller. This torque controller is widely used in variable frequency drives to control the torque of three-phase AC electric motors. The offered torque controller is widely acknowledged by our clients for its excellent performance and low maintenance features. The provided torque controller is precisely manufactured using the qualitative grade components and modern technology. Features: High performanceLong functional lifeMinimum maintenance

TORQUE CONTROLLER EDU 2AE/HPRO Torque controllers play a critical role in various machinery and systems by regulating the amount of torque applied to a rotating component. If your torque controller is malfunctioning, you might be tempted to replace it, but with a little know-how, you can save time and money by repairing it yourself. In this DIY guide, we'll walk you through the steps to diagnose and repair common torque controller issues. Disclaimer: Before attempting any repair work, make sure to disconnect power sources and follow safety precautions. If you're not comfortable with electronics or lack experience, it's recommended to seek professional assistance. Tools and Materials You'll Need: Screwdrivers (flathead and Phillips) Multimeter Soldering iron and solder Replacement components (if needed) Cleaning materials (isopropyl alcohol, cotton swabs, etc.) Step-by-Step Guide: 1. Troubleshooting: Start by identifying the issue with your torque controller. Common problems include erratic torque control, no torque output, or unusual noises. Consult the user manual or technical documentation for troubleshooting guidance specific to your torque controller model. 2. Disassembly: Before disassembling the torque controller, make sure it's disconnected from all power sources. Carefully remove the outer casing using the appropriate screwdrivers. Keep track of the screws and components you remove. 3. Visual Inspection: Inspect the internal components for any obvious signs of damage, such as burnt or corroded elements, loose connections, or damaged traces on the circuit board. Take clear photos for reference if needed. 4. Testing Components: Use a multimeter to test critical components like capacitors, resistors, diodes, and transistors. Compare the readings with their expected values from the manufacturer's specifications. Replace any components that show abnormal readings. 5. Checking Connections: Examine soldered connections on the circuit board. Cold solder joints or cracked connections can cause issues. Re-solder any suspect joints carefully. 6. Cleaning: Dust and debris can cause electrical problems. Gently clean the circuit board using compressed air, a soft brush, or isopropyl alcohol and cotton swabs. Ensure the board is completely dry before reassembly. 7. Reassembly: Carefully reattach the circuit board and components back into the casing. Make sure all connections are properly secured and in the right place. Use the photos you took earlier as a reference. 8. Functional Test: Connect the torque controller to a power source and test its functionality. If the issue persists, retrace your steps and double-check your work. If everything looks correct and the problem remains, it might be time to consult a professional or consider replacing the unit. 9. Calibration (if applicable): Some torque controllers require calibration after repair. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines to calibrate the controller properly. Conclusion: Repairing a torque controller might seem daunting, but with the right tools, some patience, and careful attention to detail, it's possible to diagnose and fix common issues. Remember, safety is paramount always disconnect power sources and take necessary precautions. If you're unsure about any step, don't hesitate to seek professional assistance.

The Sunex Torque Controller Tool is designed to ensure precise torque application during expansion operations. It allows users to accurately control the amount of torque applied to drive, preventing unnecessary damage of tool. Ideal for automotive, industrial, and assembly tasks, it enhances safety and ensures consistent, reliable results.

Accuracy: 1%, 1 digit.Measuring unit: N.m, lbf.ft, lbf.in.Measuring mode: monitor, edge and peak.Possible presetting of a limit value and tolerance with orange, green, red LED indicatror.RS232 PC link.Dimensions (L. x W. x H.): 150 x 150 x 90 mm.Supplied with a calibration certificate.