Rotating torque sensors, also called torque sensor or torsion sensor, are devices used to measure torque or torsion in a rotating system. They are designed to provide accurate measurements of the force applied to a shaft or rotational component.

Mounted directly on rotating shafts, these sensors offer direct measurement of torque, essential in applications like engine testing and industrial machinery. Rotary Torque Sensors Versatile and accurate, rotary torque sensors cater to a wide range of applications, from robotics and automation to renewable energy systems.

Torque transducers convert torque into an electrical signal. They consist of a rotating shaft with either strain gauges or magnetoelastic sensors attached. When torque is applied, these sensors deform, and the amount of deformation is converted into an electrical signal using special electrical circuits.

A rotary torquemeter or torque transducer measures torque in a rotating shaft. Our rotary transducers sense torque with high-precision strain gages. Mounted on or embedded in the rotating element, these respond to shear forces with changing electrical resistance.