Wireless 4-component rotary dynamometer (cutting force measurement for rotary tools) 9171B
The newly developed piezoelectric sensor integrated into the rotor can measure dynamic signals during high-speed cutting!
The wireless 4-component rotary dynamometer with crystal piezoelectric technology measures the three-component forces and torque acting on rotating tools during cutting. - Measures cutting forces acting on rotating tools - 4-component measurement: Fx, Fy, Fz, and Mz - Maximum rotational speed: 12,000 min-1 - Capable of measuring forces up to 30 kN - Wireless data transmission - Compatible with through-coolant - Usable with conventional spindle interfaces - Multiple tool adapters available - Maintains eccentricity and balance with high precision - Complete measurement system
basic information
The measurement system consists of a sensor-integrated rotor (a rotating dynamometer for cutting force measurement) that can be directly mounted on the machine's spindle, and a signal conditioner that wirelessly receives data from the rotor. The required type of rotor is determined by the type of spindle on the machine side. The spindle adapter is also interchangeable, and the tool adapter can similarly be replaced.
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9171B
Applications/Examples of results
The rotary dynamometer measures the three orthogonal forces Fx, Fy, and Fz, as well as the torque Mz during the cutting process (especially during milling and drilling). The following can be achieved with the rotary dynamometer: - Measurement of mechanical load during cutting - Wear analysis - Optimization of cutting parameters - Calculation of material-specific constants (e.g., specific cutting forces) - Optimization of tool shape and coating - Verification of cutting simulations - Process analysis of machining processes
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Kistler Japan is the Japanese subsidiary of Kistler Instrumente AG (Switzerland), which leads the world in piezoelectric crystal technology. For many years, Kistler has made significant investments in product research and development, achieving numerous revolutionary technological advancements and solving various measurement problems ahead of the world. Since its establishment in 1985, Kistler Japan has continued to provide a wide range of products, including piezoelectric sensors, strain sensors, charge amplifiers, and data processing/analysis software, as well as related equipment, technical support, and quality management services to customers in Japan and the Asia-Pacific region, based on its high technical capabilities backed by experience. *For a list of our products and the latest news, please visit our "Special Site." https://premium.ipros.jp/kistler/ *If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us through the "Contact Us" form below.