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SensorData Technologies Introduces T261 Torque Sensors

21 August, 2014
SensorData Technologies Introduces T261 Torque Sensors
SensorData Technologies Introduces T261 Torque Sensors
Model T261 rotary transformer coupled torque sensors meet the in-line testing requirements of small motors, pumps, compressors, turbines, fans, and other fractional horsepower rated devices.

August 2, 2014 - SensorData Technologies introduces Model T261 Series family of rotary transformer coupled torque sensors, designed to meet the in-line testing requirements of small motors, pumps, compressors, turbines, fans, and other fractional horsepower rated devices.

Overall performance of the T261 Series offers high stiffness and low inertia. Units are available in three standard rated capacities of 5K, 10K and 20K RPM, along with three unique mounting configuration options (others upon request). Rated speed of the Model 261 Series is 10K RPM, with nonlinearity and hysteresis specifications of ±0.05% of rated output.

Non-repeatability is ±0.02% of rated output. Series sensors are constructed of SAE 4340 alloy steel with satin nickel finish. The T261 Series also features an onboard shunt circuit for ease of remote calibration. As a rotary transformer torque sensor, the SensorData T261 Series requires the use of stand-alone AC strain gage signal conditioning electronics, such as the SensorData i200.

SensorData will provide in-house calibration of the T261, together with customer supplied electronics, for a fee. An optional zero velocity speed is also installed inside of the sensor housing. Units are also available with two different interconnecting cable assembly options.

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