**Description and Development of the Torque Meter**
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A torque meter, also known as a torque tester, is an essential tool used to measure rotational force. Its English name is "torque meter." These devices are generally divided into two main categories: dynamic torque meters and static torque meters. Dynamic torque meters are designed for high-speed rotating equipment such as motors, fans, or other mechanical systems. They are typically connected directly to these devices to provide real-time measurements of torque during operation. This makes them ideal for industrial applications where continuous monitoring is required. On the other hand, static torque meters are often used manually. They rely on measuring the deformation of the object being tested, such as screws or fasteners, to determine the applied torque. These tools are commonly used in quality control and maintenance processes where precision is key. Currently, the market for torque meters is largely dominated by imported products due to the high technical requirements and production costs involved in manufacturing the sensors. However, over the past few years, domestic manufacturers have made significant progress. Companies like ELET and Starobot have been continuously improving their product quality, making their torque meters more reliable and cost-effective. As a result, they are now gaining widespread recognition and customer satisfaction. Torque meters are widely used across various industries. They are particularly useful for checking the tightness of lids on containers like cosmetics, medical devices, and beverages, as well as for measuring screw torque and valve opening/closing force. In recent years, torque meters have become increasingly popular in the camera industry, especially for measuring the torque required when zooming lenses. This helps ensure smooth and consistent performance of camera equipment. Modern torque meters offer excellent value for money. High-end models come with USB connectivity, allowing data to be transferred to computers for detailed analysis. Users can manage and store large amounts of data, set sampling rates up to 1000 times per second, and even generate charts for multiple data points. This makes them highly versatile for both field and lab use. |
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