The Rotary Torque Sensor is the ideal torque-auditing tool for testing the actual torque being applied on the assembly application. By connecting a rotary torque sensor between an electric or pneumatic tool and an assembly application, you can monitor the torque being applied from the tool to the fastener or bolt. Accuracy ± .25% of full scale
Use torque sensor with most hand tools, power tools or rotational measurement applications.
Connects between the power tool and the joint. Monitors actual torque being applied from the driver to the fastener.
Features ARC II technology, an instant auto-recognition system of the RTSX connected to the PTT or LTT.
Bi-directional.
This is the stand-alone accuracy statement for the RTSX torque sensor. When the torque sensor is coupled with a Mountz torque analyzer, there is a system accuracy. Review the system accuracy listed with each torque analyzer (PTT or LTT). WARNING! Not recommended for impact wrenches.
The Rotary Torque Sensor is the ideal torque-auditing tool for testing the actual torque being applied on the assembly application. By connecting a rotary torque sensor between an electric or pneumatic tool and an assembly application, you can monitor the torque being applied from the tool to the fastener or bolt.
Accuracy ± .25% of full scale
- Use torque sensor with most hand tools, power tools or rotational measurement applications.
- Connects between the power tool and the joint. Monitors actual torque being applied from the driver to the fastener.
- Features ARC II technology, an instant auto-recognition system of the RTSX connected to the PTT or LTT.
- Bi-directional.
This is the stand-alone accuracy statement for the RTSX torque sensor. When the torque sensor is coupled with a Mountz torque analyzer, there is a system accuracy. Review the system accuracy listed with each torque analyzer (PTT or LTT).
WARNING! Not recommended for impact wrenches.
