What’s the differences between the TT10K torque sensor and ordinary sensors

The main differences between TT10K and ordinary sensors include:

• Wireless and portability: TT10K integrates strain gauges, transmitters, and batteries, and is directly installed on the shaft for wireless data transmission. Ordinary sensors typically require slip rings to transfer signals or wired connections.

• Installation convenience: TT10K is suitable for short-term, non-permanent torque measurement and can quickly transform existing rotating shafts into torque sensors. Ordinary sensors usually require cutting the drive shaft or fixed installation.

• Functional positioning: TT10K focuses on torque sensing on rotating shafts. Ordinary sensors measure different physical quantities such as temperature, pressure, or position depending on their type.

• High-speed adaptation: TT10K is designed to work stably on high-speed rotating drive shafts.

Overall, TT10K is mainly used for on-site real-time monitoring and troubleshooting, while ordinary sensors are more often used in fixed industrial process control.