Honigmann tension sensor

Honigmann tension sensorIn 1948, Kurt Hornichman invented the high-frequency charge measurement unit, laying the foundation for tension measurement sensors. Based on this principle, he invented the uniaxial tension sensor and enjoyed the invention. The German Hohenzollern tension gauge sensor RF-150 can maintain long-lasting online accuracy, long service life, wide range, measure without the influence of force introduction points and shaft lever forces, and is not affected by any possible shaft tilt torque, directly acting on the shaft The measurement principle of the tension sensor RF-150 enables the sensor to have high sensitivity and excellent performance. This force acts radially on the bearing and can produce small changes along the measured vector direction, causing elastic deformation of the load unit. This deformation amount is compared with the corresponding point of the pre recorded deformation standard scale and converted into the corresponding electrical value. The principle of tension measurement is based on the radial tension value acting on the bearing being transmitted to the sensor. This force is determined by the geometric structure of the winding and the magnitude of the tension on the line.
Introduction to Honigmann Tension Sensor

Honigmann tension sensorSeries of single wheel tension monitoring sensors, suitable for immediate installation of engineering accessories in fixed configurations. Mainly used for measuring the tension of wires, cables, fiber optic cables, ropes, narrow strip materials, etc. in sports, it can also be used in production lines, laboratories, and testing work. The design concept of this new generation of sensors is to enable the existing turning points or turning points in the production line to undertake tension measurement work. The instrument model of this model is divided into two types: RFS 150 and RFS 150 (E). The E model is equipped with an internal to internal generator.