Equipment - Force/Torque Gauges

Image Part Number Description / PDF Quantity Rfq
MTT01-100

MTT01-100

Mark-10

CAP TORQUE TESTER, 50 LBFIN / 80

10

M2-200

M2-200

Mark-10

ECONOMICAL FORCE GAUGE, 200 LBF

10

M3-5

M3-5

Mark-10

BASIC FORCE GAUGE, 5 LBF / 2.5 K

10

M5-2000

M5-2000

Mark-10

ADVANCED FORCE GAUGE, 2000 LBF /

10

M5-100

M5-100

Mark-10

ADVANCED FORCE GAUGE, 100 LBF /

9

MTT02-12

MTT02-12

Mark-10

TORQUE TOOL TESTER, 100 LBFIN /

10

M2-10

M2-10

Mark-10

ECONOMICAL FORCE GAUGE, 10 LBF /

8

M5-300

M5-300

Mark-10

ADVANCED FORCE GAUGE, 300 LBF /

10

M5-025

M5-025

Mark-10

ADVANCED FORCE GAUGE, 0.25 LBF /

10

M3-05

M3-05

Mark-10

BASIC FORCE GAUGE, 0.5 LBF / 250

10

M5-012

M5-012

Mark-10

ADVANCED FORCE GAUGE, 0.12 LBF /

10

M2-100

M2-100

Mark-10

ECONOMICAL FORCE GAUGE, 100 LBF

10

M5-10

M5-10

Mark-10

ADVANCED FORCE GAUGE, 10 LBF / 1

10

M2-2

M2-2

Mark-10

ECONOMICAL FORCE GAUGE, 2 LBF /

10

WT3-201

WT3-201

Mark-10

MANUAL WIRE CRIMP PULL TESTER, 2

1

M3-100

M3-100

Mark-10

BASIC FORCE GAUGE, 100 LBF / 50

10

PCE-DFG N 1K

PCE-DFG N 1K

PCE Instruments

Force Gauge PCE-DFG N 1K

4

MTT02-50

MTT02-50

Mark-10

TORQUE TOOL TESTER, 50 LBFIN / 8

10

SD-6100

SD-6100

REED Instruments

DATA LOGGING FORCE GAUGE, 220 LB

13

AP-10

AP-10

Hakko

TORQUE TESTER, MEASUREMENT RANGE

2

Equipment - Force/Torque Gauges

1. Overview

Force/Torque Gauges are precision instruments used to measure compressive, tensile forces or rotational torque in industrial and scientific applications. These devices combine sensor technology with data processing systems to quantify mechanical interactions. Their importance spans across quality control, product testing, and process optimization in modern manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, and medical device industries, ensuring safety, compliance, and performance standards.

2. Major Types and Functional Classification

TypeFunctional FeaturesApplication Examples
Digital Force GaugesHigh-resolution LCD, peak value capture, data loggingMaterial tensile testing, packaging seal strength analysis
Analog Torque GaugesMechanical dial display, overload protectionAutomotive bolt tightening verification
Wireless Torque SensorsBluetooth transmission, real-time monitoringRotating machinery diagnostics
Multi-axis SensorsSimultaneous force/torque measurement in 6-DOFRobot arm dynamics analysis

3. Structure and Components

Typical construction includes: (1) Load cell with strain gauge bridge circuit as primary sensing element (2) Signal conditioning electronics for noise reduction and amplification (3) Digital display unit with user interface (4) Mechanical housing with mounting fixtures (5) Data communication ports (USB/RS-232/WiFi). Advanced models integrate microprocessors for automatic calibration and temperature compensation algorithms.

4. Key Technical Specifications

ParameterImportance
Measurement RangeDetermines operational limits (e.g., 0.1-500 Nm torque)
Accuracy ClassISO 9001 compliance ( 0.5% FS typical)
Sampling RateAffects dynamic measurement capability (up to 10 kHz)
ResolutionMinimum detectable change (e.g., 0.01 N)
Environmental RatingIP65 protection for industrial environments

5. Application Fields

Core industries include: Automotive (engine assembly torque verification), Aerospace (composite material testing), Electronics (connector insertion force analysis), Medical (surgical tool torque calibration), and Packaging (lid sealing force measurement). Typical equipment integration: motor test stands, robotic grippers, and universal testing machines.

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

ManufacturerRepresentative Product
HBM GmbHU10M torque transducer series
Ono SokkiDS-400N digital force gauge
IMADA CO., LTD.ZTS-N torque sensor module
Burster8541-6203 multi-axis sensor

7. Selection Recommendations

Key considerations: Match measurement range with application requirements (20% safety margin recommended), consider environmental conditions (temperature/vibration), verify compatibility with existing data acquisition systems, evaluate calibration certification needs (ISO/IEC 17025), and factor in long-term maintenance costs. For dynamic applications, prioritize high sampling rates and wireless capabilities.

8. Industry Trends

Current developments focus on IoT integration for predictive maintenance, MEMS-based miniature sensors for embedded applications, and AI-enhanced signal processing for improved accuracy. Market growth (CAGR 5.2% 2023-2030) driven by electric vehicle manufacturing demands and smart factory implementations. Emerging standards like ASTM E2448 for portable torque calibration are shaping calibration protocols.

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