T40MS Torque
T40MS: sensors and measurement devices by HBK for torque.
This series on the HBK site (opens in a new tab)
Shared technical specifications for the series
Properties every model in the series has. What differs is in the models table below.
Range across models
The span covered by the models of the series together — not the range of each model.
| Accuracy (% FSO) | 0.03–0.05 % |
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| Torque range | -2000–2000 Nm |
| ADC sampling rate | 1000–20000 samples/s |
Models in the series
One column per model: what differs between the models of the series.
| Parameter | T40MS | T40MS-1kNm | T40MS-200Nm | T40MS-2kNm | T40MS-500Nm |
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| Outputs and interfaces | Unknown | Digital I/O | Digital I/O | Digital I/O | Digital I/O |
| Accuracy (% FSO) | 0.03 % | 0.05 % | 0.05 % | 0.05 % | 0.05 % |
| Technical specification details | Configurable family; exact public ordering-code table not exposed on the current HBK page. | ±1 kNm rated torque; rotating installation; maximum 30,000 rpm | ±200 Nm rated torque; rotating installation; maximum 30,000 rpm | ±2 kNm rated torque; rotating installation; maximum 30,000 rpm | ±500 Nm rated torque; rotating installation; maximum 30,000 rpm |
| Maximum rotational speed | Not specified | 30000 rpm | 30000 rpm | 30000 rpm | 30000 rpm |
| Repeatability reference | Not specified | "Relative standard deviation of repeatability per DIN 1319, relative to variation of output signal; source limits are < ±0.03% for both output modes." | "Relative standard deviation of repeatability per DIN 1319, relative to variation of output signal; source limits are < ±0.03% for both output modes." | "Relative standard deviation of repeatability per DIN 1319, relative to variation of output signal; source limits are < ±0.03% for both output modes." | "Relative standard deviation of repeatability per DIN 1319, relative to variation of output signal; source limits are < ±0.03% for both output modes." |
| Linearity reference | Not specified | "Non-linearity including hysteresis, relative to nominal sensitivity, by torque band and frequency/voltage output." | "Non-linearity including hysteresis, relative to nominal sensitivity, by torque band and frequency/voltage output." | "Non-linearity including hysteresis, relative to nominal sensitivity, by torque band and frequency/voltage output." | "Non-linearity including hysteresis, relative to nominal sensitivity, by torque band and frequency/voltage output." |
| Sampling rate reference | Not specified | TIM-PN bus cycle; transducer bandwidth and selected filters remain limiting factors | TIM-PN bus cycle; transducer bandwidth and selected filters remain limiting factors | TIM-EC bus cycle; transducer bandwidth and selected filters remain limiting factors | TIM40 bus cycle; transducer bandwidth and selected filters remain limiting factors |
| Protection class (DIN EN 60529) | Not specified | IP54 | IP54 | IP54 | IP54 |
| Torque range | Not specified | -1000–1000 Nm | -200–200 Nm | -2000–2000 Nm | -500–500 Nm |
| Rotational speed measurement | Not specified | True | True | True | True |
| Operating temperature | Not specified | -20–85 °C | -20–85 °C | -20–85 °C | -20–85 °C |
| ADC sampling rate | Not specified | 1000 samples/s | 20000 samples/s | 20000 samples/s | 4000 samples/s |
| Interfaces | Not specified | EtherCAT | Ethernet | EtherCAT | PROFINET |
| Status | Active | Active | Active | Active | Active |
The industries we serve
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Automotive industry
- Airlines & Aerospace Our balancing machines and moment weighing scales for aerospace drives ensure maximum precision, ease of use, and modular flexibility delivering reliability and performance without compromise contributing to your economic success.
- Automatic balancing machines Automatic balancing machines from Schenck are advanced solutions for precise balancing of rotating components in automated production processes. We offer systems and stations for balancing crankshafts, wheels and tires, turbochargers, electric armatures, drives, axle drive units, torque converters, drive shafts, disc-shaped rotors, as well as fans. Our systems increase productivity, ensure consistent quality, and are tailored to the needs of the automotive, energy, and industrial sectors.
- Axle Drives With our balancing machines for front and rear axle transmissions, the measured unbalance is corrected by drilling into the drive flanges of the transmissions (welding optional). We support you with our interdisciplinary expertise in the production of front and rear axle transmissions from the initial idea to the design stage through to series production.
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Frequently asked questions
Answers to the most common questions about our products and services
No. The family brochure’s 6 kHz at −3 dB describes frequency response. TIM-EC separately specifies a bus rate up to 20 kHz. Evaluate both for the selected system path.
No. TMC is the torque measurement communication interface. The brochure identifies separate TIM modules: TIM-EC for EtherCAT and TIM-PN for PROFINET. Select the corresponding adapter.
The brochure identifies lightweight titanium construction and one rotor size for the documented torque ranges. This does not mean all capacities share sensitivity or calibration.
No. The brochure’s torque ranges describe distinct nominal-capacity versions. Select the rotor model and speed envelope for the system.
The brochure lists a speed/reference system with 128 or 512 pulses/revolution. Associate pulse count with the selected ordering option.
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