The same torque flange, only without the cabling to the rotating side.
Melectric wireless torque flanges are a fresh answer to precise torque measurement in demanding applications. Wireless technology and rugged construction suit this flange to many industries, from agricultural machinery through industrial applications to research laboratories.
Sensors and signal processing are built into the system itself, which keeps data transmission dependable and precise. Its resilient construction and straightforward installation make it well suited to dynamic conditions. With IP67 protection, integrated speed measurement and versatile output signals, it adapts to a wide range of uses.
Readings and configuration are available through a smartphone app: the flange can be read out and set up at the machine, with no laptop and no cable.
Wireless torque transmission
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| IP rating | IP67, at home in harsh environments |
| Compact, wireless construction | Simple installation with no cabling |
| Accuracy | Accuracy of 0.2 % FS nominal |
| Compact construction | Axial length from 55 mm |
| Equipment | Integrated speed measurement |
Applications with moving or rotating assemblies
Typical measuring tasks solved with this series. The list is not exhaustive.
Automotive & industry
- Monitoring torque on the PTO shafts of tractors and implements
- Torque monitoring in rotating systems
- Real-time capture of load and power data
Research & laboratory
- Measuring accuracy for laboratory tests in research and development
- A dependable, repeatable solution for dynamic load conditions
- Wireless test bench measurement for high-precision laboratory work
What wireless transmission gives you
Wireless transmission
Cuts installation effort and does away with cabling
Rugged construction
IP67 certified for use in extreme environments
Adapted to the application
Get in touch about specific adapter flanges or special configurations
Technical enquiry about your application.
Torque range, speed, installation space and ambient conditions are enough for a first design proposal.



