Torque meter
Simplicity and Performance
Our torquemeters provide precise, reliable torque measurement to meet the most stringent testing requirements.
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NAA torquemeter
The NAA torque meter gives you fast, reliable torque control. Compact and ergonomic, it facilitates quality control and ensures full compliance with industrial standards. Ideal for optimizing your audits and reducing non-quality costs.
Advanced model
NBA torque meter
Designed for production environments, the NBA electronic torque meter is the choice of many packaging manufacturers for measuring the screw-in and screw-out torque of their products.
Premium model
NCA torque meter
The NCA tabletop torque meter guarantees precision and simplicity for all your workshop quality controls. Ergonomic and reliable, it ensures total compliance with ISO standards, while facilitating your audits thanks to its clear, intuitive display. An essential ally in controlling your industrial processes!
Torquemeter software features
Any tests to be carried out on doypacks?
Our manual torque meters offer a reliable and intuitive solution for measuring screw-in and screw-out torque. However, to meet increasing demands for repeatability and ease of use, you can upgrade your manual torquemeter to a motorized version with the RepeaTork.
This motorized torquemeter has all the functions of a manual model, but with the addition of controlled motorization to guarantee more consistent, precise and reproducible measurements. It features three operating modes tailored to the needs of packaging manufacturers:
✅ Simple mode : conventional screwing/unscrewing,
✅ Advanced mode : angle or torque control,
✅ Quality mode : check opening torque, then tighten to torque.
Thanks to this evolution, you benefit from considerable time savings, while ensuring more rigorous quality control in line with market standards. This solution has already been adopted by many players in the cosmetics, pharmaceutical and food industries, who are looking for both reliability and efficiency in their control processes.
Tightenings compatible with our torque meters
4- Studs Clamping
The 4-stud clamping is an agile and economical gripping system. Thanks to its two adjustment bars, it allows botlles of all sizes and shape to be kept in a centered position.
There are two types of studs: the smooth studs and the screw studs.
V-jaw clamping
They can be used on all manual or motorized ACRN torquemeters. Very versatile, they can also be installed on traction bench to hold objects for traction or compression tests.
Can clamping
The canister clamp, with its platform and off-center studs, holds canisters of all shapes and sizes in position and ensures the centering of the cap on the sensor.
It’s removable and attaches to the 4-pin clamping bars, making it easy to switch from one to the other.
Quick clamping with interchangeable jaws
Quick clamping with interchangeable jaws holds jars and bottles in position without damaging them.
Bottle clamp
This support holds wine bottles securely in place. Its height is customizable, and it adapts to both large and quick-action clamping systems.
V-jaw quick-clamping
The rapid concentric V-jaws gripping allows objects to be maintained without distorting them. Rubber bands prevent marking and therefore damage to the test sample.
Options and accessories
IP/Ethernet connection
Easily integrate your torque meter into a connected environment thanks to networked data transmission. Instantly share results with your teams and automate reporting.
Data Xport
Optimize analysis of your results with dedicated software for automatic export of measurements. Ideal for detailed monitoring and efficient statistical processing.
Matrix and thermal printers
Make it easy to archive and track measurements with instant printing. Choose between a robust matrix printer or a fast thermal printer for test reports directly after each measurement.
External sensor
Benefit from increased flexibility by controlling multiple torque ranges with a single device. Change sensors to adapt your measurements to different industrial requirements.
Carrying handle for torquemeter
An ergonomic handle makes it easy to move your machine. Ideal for mobile use in laboratory or production.
Plug operating tools
Ensure greater measurement repeatability with specially designed tools for precise cap handling and tightening.
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At ACRN, we know that every application requires precise, customized solutions. Our torquemeters, whether new or adapted to your existing equipment, are designed to meet your quality and performance requirements.
✅ Why choose our torque meters?
- Unrivalled precision for reliable measurements.
- Customized options to suit your specific needs.
- Technical support from experts in the field.
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Frequently asked questions about the torquemeter
What is a torquemeter?
A torquemeter is a high-precision torque measuring instrument used to measure the torque of a system. The term “torque” refers to the rotational force applied to an object. Torque is measured in units of Newton-meters (Nm) or pound-feet (lb-ft) and is often used to describe the rotational capacity of a motor or gear. These devices, often referred to as torquemeters and torque sensors are indispensable in fields such as engineering, automotive and construction.
A torque meter measures the torque of a system, which is an important physical quantity in many fields such as engineering, mechanics, automobile construction, etc.
Torquemeters can be analog, but the vast majority of torquemeters are electronic.
What other names are used to describe a torquemeter?
A torquemeter is a high-precision torque measuring instrument used to measure the torque of a system. The term “torque” refers to the rotational force applied to an object. Torque is measured in units of Newton-meters (Nm) or pound-feet (lb-ft) and is often used to describe the rotational capacity of a motor or gear. These devices, often referred to as torquemeters and torque sensors are indispensable in fields such as engineering, automotive and construction.
A torque meter measures the torque of a system, which is an important physical quantity in many fields such as engineering, mechanics, automobile construction, etc.
Torquemeters can be analog, but the vast majority of torquemeters are electronic.
What's the difference between a torquemeter and a torquemeter?
A torquemeter is a high-precision torque measuring instrument used to measure the torque of a system. The term “torque” refers to the rotational force applied to an object. Torque is measured in units of Newton-meters (Nm) or pound-feet (lb-ft) and is often used to describe the rotational capacity of a motor or gear. These devices, often referred to as torquemeters and torque sensors are indispensable in fields such as engineering, automotive and construction.
A torque meter measures the torque of a system, which is an important physical quantity in many fields such as engineering, mechanics, automobile construction, etc.
Torquemeters can be analog, but the vast majority of torquemeters are electronic.
In which sectors are they used?
A torquemeter is a high-precision torque measuring instrument used to measure the torque of a system. The term “torque” refers to the rotational force applied to an object. Torque is measured in units of Newton-meters (Nm) or pound-feet (lb-ft) and is often used to describe the rotational capacity of a motor or gear. These devices, often referred to as torquemeters and torque sensors are indispensable in fields such as engineering, automotive and construction.
A torque meter measures the torque of a system, which is an important physical quantity in many fields such as engineering, mechanics, automobile construction, etc.
Torquemeters can be analog, but the vast majority of torquemeters are electronic.
What are the advantages of ACRN torquemeters?
A torquemeter is a high-precision torque measuring instrument used to measure the torque of a system. The term “torque” refers to the rotational force applied to an object. Torque is measured in units of Newton-meters (Nm) or pound-feet (lb-ft) and is often used to describe the rotational capacity of a motor or gear. These devices, often referred to as torquemeters and torque sensors are indispensable in fields such as engineering, automotive and construction.
A torque meter measures the torque of a system, which is an important physical quantity in many fields such as engineering, mechanics, automobile construction, etc.
Torquemeters can be analog, but the vast majority of torquemeters are electronic.
How does a torquemeter work?
A torquemeter is a high-precision torque measuring instrument used to measure the torque of a system. The term “torque” refers to the rotational force applied to an object. Torque is measured in units of Newton-meters (Nm) or pound-feet (lb-ft) and is often used to describe the rotational capacity of a motor or gear. These devices, often referred to as torquemeters and torque sensors are indispensable in fields such as engineering, automotive and construction.
A torque meter measures the torque of a system, which is an important physical quantity in many fields such as engineering, mechanics, automobile construction, etc.
Torquemeters can be analog, but the vast majority of torquemeters are electronic.
Is the torque test easy to deploy?
A torquemeter is a high-precision torque measuring instrument used to measure the torque of a system. The term “torque” refers to the rotational force applied to an object. Torque is measured in units of Newton-meters (Nm) or pound-feet (lb-ft) and is often used to describe the rotational capacity of a motor or gear. These devices, often referred to as torquemeters and torque sensors are indispensable in fields such as engineering, automotive and construction.
A torque meter measures the torque of a system, which is an important physical quantity in many fields such as engineering, mechanics, automobile construction, etc.
Torquemeters can be analog, but the vast majority of torquemeters are electronic.
What else does a torquemeter do?
A torquemeter is a high-precision torque measuring instrument used to measure the torque of a system. The term “torque” refers to the rotational force applied to an object. Torque is measured in units of Newton-meters (Nm) or pound-feet (lb-ft) and is often used to describe the rotational capacity of a motor or gear. These devices, often referred to as torquemeters and torque sensors are indispensable in fields such as engineering, automotive and construction.
A torque meter measures the torque of a system, which is an important physical quantity in many fields such as engineering, mechanics, automobile construction, etc.
Torquemeters can be analog, but the vast majority of torquemeters are electronic.
