The HBM T210: Revolutionizing torque measurement with contact-free precision

The T210 torque transducer by HBM

HBM Test and Measurement solutions are accessible to Canadian businesses through Durham Instruments. One recent development from the manufacturer is the T210 torque transducer, an innovative shaft sensor with an exacting measurement system that transmits measured values, plus the supply energy, from the rotor to the stator in a contact-free manner.

The T210 is well-equipped for use in a universal range of applications and particularly suitable for End-of-Line tasks or for development test benches.

A precise, universal device

This torque transducer is a versatile unit that is compatible with applications in a broad variety of industrial markets. Among the sectors in which the Durham Instruments team recommends the T210 are general manufacturing, aerospace, automation, food processing, pharmaceuticals, the medical field, packaging, power generation, alternative energy, transportation, and research and development.

Another major benefit is this device’s capability of capturing the rotational speed and angle of rotation, after which it transmits these values through a voltage or frequency output. The round shaft ends enable simple, free integration. Customers’ existing plants can be retrofitted effortlessly with the T210, due to its standardized compact design, and it serves as a unique all-in-one solution.

A precise, universal device, the T210 gives users both torque and RPM in one maintenance-free instrument. Other features include downwards compatibility with HBM’s own T21WN torque transducer, a known mounting hole pattern, a three-dimensional model available as a STEP file, and user-friendly integration during planning, installation, and operation. Customers have access to such accessories as a five- and 10-metre connection cable, bellow couplings, a cable plug, a VK20A junction box, and TIM-EC/TIM-PN/ClipX interface modules. Among the technical specifications for this product:

• Bandwidth measurement of up to one kilohertz
• HBM accuracy class of 0.1
• Linearity deviation of less than or equal to plus or minus 0.05 per cent
• Nine nominal torque ranges of measurement, from ½ to 200 newton metres
• Nominal rotational speed of up to 30,000 disintegrations per minute
• Speed measurement of 512 impulses per rotation
• Voltage and frequency output of plus or minus 10 volts, 10 kilohertz, or plus or minus five kilohertz

For more information, contact Durham Instruments.

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