Request a Torque Sensor Quote & CAD Review

Send rated torque, coupling, OD, bore, electronics and project quantity for a configuration and drawing review.

Supplier photograph of a blue double-flange torque sensor with six threaded front holes, central bore, black body seam and top circular connector. — Dual flange with a central opening · supplier reference

REQUEST QUOTE / CAD

Start with your load and mounting envelope.

Send the installation constraints. We will review the sensor configuration, drawing, calibration scope and commercial quotation.

Prefer email? inquiry@reactiontorque.com

Please send non-confidential specifications first. CAD is supplied for the agreed configuration after engineering review.

Proposed model / kit (optional)Full nameWork emailCompanyMechanical coupling styleTarget torque capacity, with unitsMax OD & required center hole IDReadout & electronics preferenceProject quantityRequired delivery date / timeline

Calibration & kit options5-point CW & CCW calibration — request NIST traceability documentationPre-calibrated torque amplifier (+$165 budget)Digital torque meter with peak hold (+$210 budget)Biaxial Fz + Mz dual-bridge upgrade (+$450 budget)

Budget add-on increments from the project brief, subject to configuration and written quotation. Calibration traceability and uncertainty must be confirmed for the ordered range.

Application & load cycle

By sending, you agree to our privacy notice. We use your details to respond to this engineering request.

View email request text

RFQ / 3D STEP CAD Request: MT-RTS Reaction Torque Sensor — [Company Name]

Hello ReactionTorque.com engineering team,

Company / Contact: [Company] / [Name]
Target Series or Competitor Model: [MT-RTS series / original manufacturer model]

Mechanical Coupling: Flange-to-Flange
Required Torque Capacity (Nm, N·cm, in-lb, ozf-in): [Specify]
Mechanical Envelope (OD / BCD / Thru-Bore ID, mm): [Specify]
Readout / Electronics: mV/V Sensor Only
Calibration & Kit Requests:
[x] 5-point CW & CCW calibration — request NIST traceability documentation
[ ] Pre-calibrated torque amplifier (+$165 budget)
[ ] Digital torque meter with peak hold (+$210 budget)
[ ] Biaxial Fz + Mz dual-bridge upgrade (+$450 budget)
Prototype / Annual Quantity: [Specify]
Required Delivery Date: [Specify]
Application / Load Cycle: Review request: fixed torque sensor bridge wiring and signal integration.
Sensor / serial / range, certificate sensitivity and excitation limits: [specify]
Input / output bridge resistance, four-wire or six-wire drawing and connector view: [specify]
Cable length, sense / shield arrangement and fixed load-path drawing: [specify]
Amplifier / DAQ model, input range, supply and required output interface: [specify]
CW / CCW sign, zero, units, transient / filter and logging needs: [specify]
Existing calibration report and required sensor / system scope: [specify]
Source: https://reactiontorque.com/contact?review=bridge-integration&from=%2Fstrain-gauge-torque-sensors

If replacing equipment, I can attach the nameplate photo and original drawing to this email.
Please send the matched configuration drawing, available 3D STEP model, calibration scope and formal quotation.

The email link uses this request template. Your mail application may limit long mailto links; copy the brief if needed.

CALIBRATION / DOCUMENT PACKAGE

Define what the certificate and matched signal chain must prove.

Five points in CW and CCW

Request the range, points, ascending/descending sequence, zero return, temperature and uncertainty. State whether the sensor alone or the supplied cable/amplifier/readout is calibrated.

Traceability and laboratory scope

Ask for the documented chain, applicable calibration method and laboratory scope. NIST traceability is not a blanket product certificate; accredited calibration requires evidence for the ordered service.

Supply release package

Agree the drawing revision, connector/pinout, material, overload/cross-load limits, calibration report and any applicable RoHS/CE documentation. Delivery and included accessories belong in the formal quotation.

Some reference products make direction or unit configuration an ordering decision: the TFF400 sheet lists CW as standard and CW/CCW as an option; this Norbar static model describes the same direction distinction. The Interface MRT page includes an SI special-request notice. Confirm the exact SKU and current quote rather than generalizing across a brand.