BRG SENSOR / BRG9500 Disc Torque Sensor


Disc Torque Sensor

1. The principle of resistance strain type, high precision, stable and reliable performance.
2. Low-range torque measurement, easy to install and use.
3. For flange connection.

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BRG9500 Disc Torque Sensor

Description

Product Introduction

Disc torque sensors are designed for easy integration into servo or stepper motor systems, using strain gauge technology for accurate torque measurements. Made from durable stainless steel, they have a low non-linearity of just 0.3%, ensuring high accuracy.

We can  offer various measuring ranges-50 N·m, 100 N·m, 200 N·m, 500 N·m, and 1000 N·m-allowing users to choose the right option for their needs. Their low-profile, through-hole design and flange-to-flange mounting enable compact integration into robotic systems.

By providing real-time torque data, the sensors  enhance joint motion control, leading to smoother and more precise movements. This is especially beneficial in applications like collaborative robotics, surgical robotics, and delicate assembly tasks.

Technical Parameters of Disc Torque Sensor

 

parameter Technical index   parameter Technical index
range 0-50, 100, 200, 500, 1000Nm Output resistance 700±5Ω
Sensitivity 1.5±10% mV / V Insulation resistance ≥5000MΩ/ 100VDC
Zero output ±2% F.S. Excitation voltage 10-15VDC
Non-linear ±0.1, 0.3% F.S. Temperature compensation range -10 ~ 60℃
Hysteresis ≤±0.05% F.S. working temperature -20 ~ 65℃
Repeatability ≤±0.05% F.S Safety overload 150% F.S.
Creep ≤±0.03% F.S/30min Extreme overload 200% F.S.
Temperature sensitivity drift 0.03% F.S. / 10℃ Cable size Ø5.2×3m
Zero temperature drift 0.03% F.S. / 10℃ Electrical connections red/E+, black/E-, green/S+, white/S-
Input resistance 750±10Ω Material stainless steel or alloy steel

 

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applications

Robot torque sensors are essential for measuring joint torque in robotic systems, facilitating smoother and more precise motion control. Their applications span various fields, particularly in robotics, where they enhance the functionality and safety of robots.