MOTORIZED TORQUE CONTROL SYSTEMS
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Promess, Inc. has expanded its line of motorized torque control (MTC) systems to encompass from 1 to 500 Nm. The MTC system, which features built-in angular sensing and feedback capabilities, is designed for use by test and assembly equipment builders and end users in such applications as automotive steering and drive train component testing and assembly, manual window crank final testing, seat testing, bearing pre-load, and torque-to-turn testing.
The torque system consists of: a torque module which contains a servo
motor, encoder, torque transducer, and output shaft; and, a Promess
EMAC electronic controller/monitor. The torque module can produce
output rotation in either direction. The integral angular encoder
provides shaft-angle feedback to the control. Mechanical overload stops
are provided to protect the transducer. Offered in base-plate and
flange-mount configurations, the torque module replaces the traditional
inline motor/transducer torque sensing system.
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