Measurement of the tightening torque of caps with bench torque transducers
Measurement of the torque of caps both in closing and in opening
Easy to use both on the machine and in the metrology laboratory
Measurement of the torque peak for control of the tear point and the yield point of the thread
Applications on bottles, flacons, jars, vials and tanks
Torque gauges for caps for measuring the tightening torque, both during screwing and unscrewing, of bottle caps, drums, containers, jars, bottles, containers and jerry cans.
Torque tester for caps to measure the tightening torque, both during screwing and unscrewing, of bottle caps, drums, containers, jars, bottles, receptacles and jerry cans.
The cap torque transducers of the CAP-TT01 series are designed with the aim of measuring the screwing and removal torque of caps up to 11,5 Nm (100 lbFin).
Adjustable supports efficiently hold a wide range of container shapes and sizes, while optional flat and adjustable jaws are available for special profiles. The robust aluminum design and the simple and intuitive use allow the use in the laboratory and in production environments even by non-expert personnel.
The accuracy of ± 0,3% of the full scale and the incredibly fast sampling rate of 7.000 Hz guarantee precise and reliable test results, even in fast-acting applications.
The cap torque transducers of the CAP-TT01 family include a range of sophisticated production control support functions, including USB communication port, RS-232 port, Digimatic Mitutoyo interface, analog outputs, reset when the cap is removed, memory for 1.000 readings, indicators and good / reject outputs.
One is also available password protection to avoid unauthorized changes to settings and calibration.
CAP-TT01 cap torque transducers include MESUR Lite data acquisition software.
MESUR Lite groups data in continuous or single point mode. The data stored in the CAP-TT01 memory can also be downloaded in a single block. The export of the detected data to Excel allows further analysis of the data and the generation of measurement reports.
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