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High Capacity Models for Torque Functional Test Systems

April 28, 2009 By Miles Budimir Leave a Comment

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Brighton, MI – Promess, Inc. has added high capacity models to its line of Torque Functional Test (TFT) systems intended for intelligent assembly and test applications. The new TFT-HC series will initially include 500 Nm, 1000 Nm, and 2500 Nm models, with others to be added in response to future requirements.

In addition to their highly accurate positioning capabilities, TFT-HC units offer one percent fullscale torque sensor accuracy and 0.25 percent torque sensor repeatability as well as speeds up to 200 rpm. A full range of customized features and standard options are also available.

Promess TFTs use servo motors, precision position sensing feedback technology, and extremely accurate, proprietary torque transducers to produce controlled torque inputs and feedback monitoring. They are primarily used in intelligent assembly systems to monitor and control torque inputs to fasteners, measure and set backlash in gear sets, and perform functional tests during and after assembly.

For more information, email promess@promessinc.com.

www.promessinc.com

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