Features and Benefits
- Capacity 10 kN Force and 10 Nm Torque
- Compact design
- Side cable exit
AT102 2-Axis Axial Torsion Load Cell
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Model AT102 is an axial torsion transducer for measuring both torque and force in a single sensor. Typical applications include rheometry test machines for rubber testing.
Model AT102 is an axial torsion transducer for measuring both torque and force in a single sensor. Typical applications include rheometry test machines for rubber testing.
U.S. dimensions and capacities are provided for conversion only. Standard products have International System of Units (SI) capacities and dimensions.
U.S. dimensions and capacities are provided for conversion only. Standard products have International System of Units (SI) capacities and dimensions.
| FORCE/TORQUE [N/Nm] ELECTRICAL CONNECTION | |
| COLOR | FUNCTION |
| GREEN | - EXCITATION |
| BROWN | + EXCITATION |
| YELLOW | + SIGNAL |
| WHITE | - SIGNAL |
| GRAY | CONTROL SIGNAL (OPTION) |
| SHEILD | SHIELDING |
| Dimensions | 2.80 × 2.80 × 2.60 in |
|---|
U.S. dimensions and capacities are provided for conversion only. Standard products have International System of Units (SI) capacities and dimensions.
U.S. dimensions and capacities are provided for conversion only. Standard products have International System of Units (SI) capacities and dimensions.
| FORCE/TORQUE [N/Nm] ELECTRICAL CONNECTION | |
| COLOR | FUNCTION |
| GREEN | - EXCITATION |
| BROWN | + EXCITATION |
| YELLOW | + SIGNAL |
| WHITE | - SIGNAL |
| GRAY | CONTROL SIGNAL (OPTION) |
| SHEILD | SHIELDING |
| Dimensions | 2.80 × 2.80 × 2.60 in |
|---|

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