Historically, thrust has been a calculated value

based on the impeller design and other pump

parameters; this calculation is an approximation

and has a margin of error. Axial thrust can be more

accurately assessed through testing, but direct

measurement of the thrust across the profile of a

pump performance curve is not typically performed

by OEMs. However, we have created a thrustmeter that provides users with an accurate and reliable measurement of thrust in their system. Learn more about the application, benefits, and specs!

Bearingless torquemeters are used to determine rotating device torque, speed, power, and efficiency. Their high accuracy (to +0.01% FS) and repeatability make them the preferred sensor for power and efficiency testing. They have no bearing losses, stiff sensing element gives exceptional performance. They also have high immunity to extraneous loads and safely operate with a single flexible coupling. The result is a short driveline with high measurement precision and enhanced dynamic performance - achieved under real world conditions, not just in a laboratory. Find your solution.