Rotational Torque Meter UTMII Conveyor Feed Abnormality Detection Application Example
Application example of abnormal feed detection in conveyors using the rotary torque meter UTMII.
By measuring the axis torque of the conveyor during transport using devices like conveyors, it becomes possible to detect anomalies such as jamming. It can quickly detect foreign objects or the tipping of workpieces and stop the operation.
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◆Main Features◆ - 1/10000 resolution - Excellent zero point stability - Low initial torque - High-speed response with a cutoff frequency of 1 kHz (sampling at 6 kHz) - High precision of 0.03% - Capable of high-speed rotation up to 25000 rpm - Significantly reduces the impact of insulation noise - 500% overload tolerance - 17 types of lineup ranging from 0.05 Nm to 10000 Nm 【UTMII is an original product developed using Unipulse's unique technology.】 *For more details, please feel free to contact us.*
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Micro torque measurement of gears, rollers, fans, motors, gears, etc., as well as applications for quality assurance and manufacturing management in production sites through torque measurement.
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Unipulse Corporation is a sensor manufacturer. We develop a wide range of products using various technologies, including digital indicators for optimal load application in press-fitting and crimping, capacitive non-contact displacement meters, spindle clamping force measuring devices, small-diameter tool gripping force gauges, and rotating torque meters. In particular, the UTM series of rotating torque meters has become the standard for shaft-type torque measurement and is used in many development and manufacturing sites. In recent years, we have internalized the production of strain gauges and are manufacturing load cells and multi-force gauges in-house. Our subsidiary, Robotech, develops and sells products such as Uniservo (electric torque actuators) and Moonlifter (electric balancers). Notably, the electric balancer, which constantly detects force and position using load sensors and servo motors, allows for the movement of heavy objects with the sensitivity of human hands. We have received much positive feedback due to its unprecedented ease of use. Moving forward, the Unipulse Group will continue to prioritize research and development, delivering products that are first in Japan and the world.