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Torque measurement devices and systems
News Release from: Mecmesin | Subject: Motorised torque tester
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 13 September 2006
Motorised torque tester is now modular
A Mecmesmin re-engineered motorised torque testing system is now modular, enabling users to purchase each major component separately, avoiding unnecessary expenditure on parts not required.
Force and torque experts Mecmesin have announced the launch of a new, reengineered model of their successful Vortex motorised torque testing system The console-controlled tester enables versatile torque measurement of any small rotary component
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 11 Aug 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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The Vortex, which has enjoyed successful global sales since its initial launch in 1998, enables engineers to optimise component design, and manufacturers to guarantee quality in production and ensure conformance to relevant industry standards.
The rugged build quality makes it ideal for use both in testing laboratories and on the factory floor.
The Vortex has been given a sleek new modular design that enables users to purchase each major component separately, avoiding unnecessary expenditure on parts not required.
With an extended range of loadcell capacities available, from a very light 0.3Nm up to a mid range 10Nm torque capacity, users can 'build' their own system tailored perfectly to their testing application.
The new Vortex, now on sale, offers improved testing accuracy.
The twin-rods supporting the torque sensor have been reengineering to be located directly over the central axis of the motor shaft, thus reducing distortion of measuring results and allowing the system to operate more smoothly.
John Page, managing director of Mecmesin said: "The redesign of the Vortex has primarily been based on feedback and suggestions received from distributors and customers.
It is now well placed to meet the market requirements as Mecmesin's entry level motorised torsion test system".
* About Mecmesin - formed in 1977, Mecmesin, is a leading designer and supplier of force and torque measurement solutions.
Thousands of companies worldwide rely upon Mecmesin force and torque measurement systems for product and materials testing in a range of industries including automotive, electrical and electronics, medical devices, packaging, pharmaceuticals, plastics, safety and textiles to maintain consistency of manufacture, save money in the production process and to comply with relevant standards. Request a free brochure from Mecmesin ...
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