Dynamometers, also known as dynomometers, dynometers, dynos and, within context, electric motor testers/motor testers, are devices that measure and test: force, tension force, horsepower and torque, maximum rotary speed or maximum power absorption. They are not to be confused with torque testers, dynamos or dynameters. Read More…
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Dynamometers
A dynamometer is a measuring device used to determine the torque, force, speed, and power required to operate the drive on a machine or motor, which can be measured by evaluating the torque and rotational speed of a motor simultaneously...
Engine Dyno
An engine dynamometer is a device used to test an internal combustion engine that has been removed from a car, ship, generator, or any other accessory that uses one. The goal is to verify performance before reinstalling the engine in the equipment...
Calibration Services
A calibration service is a service aimed at detecting the inaccuracy and uncertainty of a measuring instrument or piece of equipment. In calibration, the device under test (DUT) is compared to a reference of known value to determine the deviation of the measurement from the true value...
Platform Scales
A platform scale is a scale that measures the weight of objects loaded on a flat platform. The function of the platform is to transmit the weight of the object to the internal measuring device and to support the object during weighing...
Load Cells
A load cell is a transducer which converts mechanical energy (tensile and compressive forces) into electrical signals. There are different transducer operating principles that can be utilized to convert forces...
Force Calibration
Force calibration is a necessary process used for testing materials used for manufacturing equipment, machines, and other devices. All forms of metals and other materials can expand and contract during their use...
