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BLRTSX Rotary Torque Sensors – FAQ & User Guide

The Mountz BLRTSX Torque Sensors are rotary torque sensors designed for torque testing, calibration, and verification applications. When used with compatible Mountz torque analyzers, BLRTSX sensors measure torque while rotating, making them suitable for evaluating power tool performance and supporting quality control programs.

Quick Answer

BLRTSX Torque Sensors are rotary torque sensors used with compatible Mountz torque analyzers to measure torque during rotation. They are commonly used for power tool testing, calibration, verification, and quality control applications.


Who This Is For

  • Quality engineers and quality assurance teams
  • Calibration technicians and metrology laboratories
  • Manufacturing and process engineers
  • Production and assembly teams
  • Maintenance departments
  • Facilities performing in-house torque tool calibration
  • Companies implementing torque verification programs

When Should You Use This?

Use BLRTSX Torque Sensors when:

  • Power tools require calibration or verification
  • Rotary torque measurement is needed
  • Tool performance must be tested and documented
  • Quality programs require accurate torque measurement
  • Production tools require routine verification
  • Torque data is needed during tool operation

When Should You NOT Use This?

Do not use BLRTSX Torque Sensors when:

  • A compatible torque analyzer is not available
  • The application does not require rotary torque measurement
  • The torque tool exceeds the sensor's rated capacity
  • The sensor is not appropriate for the torque range being tested

BLRTSX sensors are designed to be used with compatible Mountz torque analyzers.


How BLRTSX Torque Sensors Work

BLRTSX sensors measure torque while rotating and transfer measurement data to a compatible torque analyzer.

The sensor:

  • Measures rotary torque
  • Connects to a compatible torque analyzer
  • Supports calibration and verification activities
  • Provides torque measurement during tool operation
  • Helps validate tool performance

Result:

  • Improved quality control
  • Accurate torque verification
  • Better calibration management
  • Increased confidence in tool performance

Core Features

  • Rotary torque sensor design
  • Designed for torque testing and calibration applications
  • Compatible with Mountz torque analyzers
  • Suitable for power tool verification
  • Available in multiple torque capacities
  • Supports quality control and calibration programs

Configuration Options

Torque Range Selection

BLRTSX sensors are available in multiple torque capacities to support a variety of torque testing applications.

Analyzer Compatibility

BLRTSX sensors are designed for use with compatible Mountz torque analyzers.

Application Flexibility

BLRTSX sensors can be used for power tool testing, calibration, verification, and quality control applications.


Understanding BLRTSX Torque Sensors

What is a BLRTSX Torque Sensor?

BLRTSX sensors are rotary torque sensors designed to measure torque while rotating.

This allows users to evaluate torque output during tool operation and verify tool performance.

Why Use a BLRTSX Sensor?

BLRTSX sensors are commonly used when accurate rotary torque measurement is required for:

  • Power tool testing
  • Torque verification
  • Calibration applications
  • Quality control inspections
  • Production tool audits

What Are the Benefits of BLRTSX Sensors?

  • Accurate rotary torque measurement
  • Suitable for power tool verification
  • Multiple torque capacities available
  • Compatible with Mountz torque analyzers
  • Supports calibration and quality programs

Result:

  • Improved process consistency
  • Better tool verification
  • Enhanced quality control
  • Greater confidence in torque measurements

Available Models

The BLRTSX Series includes brushless rotary torque sensors designed for torque verification, calibration, and auditing of power tools. Models are available with either hex or square drive connections and cover torque ranges from 10 ozf.in to 738 lbf.ft (7 cN·m to 1000 N·m). All models feature ARC II auto-recognition technology and are compatible with Mountz LTT and PTT Torque Analyzers.


Model Selection Guide

Need ultra-low torque measurement for precision screwdrivers?

Choose:

  • BLRTSX70z-H
  • BLRTSX140z-H

These models are ideal for electronics, medical device assembly, and other micro-torque applications.


Need low- to medium-torque rotary measurement?

Choose:

  • BLRTSX18i-H
  • BLRTSX50i-H
  • BLRTSX100i-H
  • BLRTSX160i-H

These models feature 1/4" male hex input and 1/4" female hex output for hex-drive applications.


Need square drive rotary torque measurement?

Choose:

  • BLRTSX50i
  • BLRTSX100i
  • BLRTSX160i

These models use 1/4" square drive connections and are commonly used for torque-controlled screwdrivers and production tooling.


Need higher-capacity rotary torque measurement for power tools?

Choose:

  • BLRTSX18F
  • BLRTSX36F
  • BLRTSX73F
  • BLRTSX118F
  • BLRTSX184F
  • BLRTSX368F
  • BLRTSX738F

These models cover torque ranges from 2.5 N·m to 1000 N·m and support a wide variety of production and calibration applications.


BLRTSX Models

Model Item Number Torque Range (American) Torque Range (Metric) Input Drive Output Drive
BLRTSX70z-H 170226 10–70 ozf.in 7–49 cN·m 1/4" Male Hex 1/4" Female Hex
BLRTSX140z-H 170227 25–140 ozf.in 18–98.8 cN·m 1/4" Male Hex 1/4" Female Hex
BLRTSX18i-H 170228 2–18 lbf.in 22.5–203 cN·m 1/4" Male Hex 1/4" Female Hex
BLRTSX50i-H 170229 5–50 lbf.in 56.5–565 cN·m 1/4" Male Hex 1/4" Female Hex
BLRTSX50i 170230 5–50 lbf.in 56.5–565 cN·m 1/4" Female Square 1/4" Male Square
BLRTSX100i-H 170231 10–100 lbf.in 113–1130 cN·m 1/4" Male Hex 1/4" Female Hex
BLRTSX100i 170232 10–100 lbf.in 113–1130 cN·m 1/4" Female Square 1/4" Male Square
BLRTSX160i-H 170233 16–160 lbf.in 180–1807 cN·m 1/4" Male Hex 1/4" Female Hex
BLRTSX160i 170234 16–160 lbf.in 180–1807 cN·m 1/4" Female Square 1/4" Male Square
BLRTSX18F 170235 2–18 lbf.ft 2.5–25 N·m 3/8" Female Square 3/8" Male Square
BLRTSX36F 170236 4–36 lbf.ft 5–50 N·m 3/8" Female Square 3/8" Male Square
BLRTSX73F 170237 8–73 lbf.ft 10–100 N·m 1/2" Female Square 1/2" Male Square
BLRTSX118F 170238 12–118 lbf.ft 16–160 N·m 1/2" Female Square 1/2" Male Square
BLRTSX184F 170239 19–184 lbf.ft 25–250 N·m 3/4" Female Square 3/4" Male Square
BLRTSX368F 170240 37–368 lbf.ft 50–500 N·m 3/4" Female Square 3/4" Male Square
BLRTSX738F 170241 74–738 lbf.ft 100–1000 N·m 1" Female Square 1" Male Square

Choosing the Right BLRTSX Sensor

Consider the following when selecting a BLRTSX model:

  • What is the maximum torque that will be measured?
  • Does the application require hex or square drive connections?
  • Is the sensor being used with compatible Mountz LTT or PTT Torque Analyzers?
  • Will the sensor be used for power tool verification, calibration, or production quality audits?
  • Is additional measurement range needed for future applications?

Selecting a sensor with a torque range that closely matches the application's normal operating torque provides the best measurement resolution and accuracy.


Setup & Adjustment

To use a BLRTSX Torque Sensor:

  1. Connect the BLRTSX sensor to a compatible Mountz LTT or PTT Torque Analyzer.
  2. Verify all mechanical and cable connections before testing.
  3. Install the appropriate drive adapters or tooling for the application.
  4. Allow ARC II technology to automatically recognize and load the sensor calibration information.
  5. Perform torque verification or calibration while the sensor rotates with the tool.
  6. Review and record measurement results using the connected torque analyzer.

BLRTSX sensors are supplied with an ISO 17025 Certificate of Calibration and provide a system accuracy of ±0.5% of reading from 20–100% of full scale and ±1% from 10–20% of full scale when used with a compatible Mountz LTT or PTT Torque Analyzer.


Use Cases (Real-World Examples)

1. Power Tool Verification

Problem: Production tools require routine performance verification.

Solution: BLRTSX sensors provide rotary torque measurement for tool testing and validation.

2. Calibration Programs

Problem: Torque tools require regular calibration checks.

Solution: BLRTSX sensors support calibration and verification activities.

3. Quality Control

Problem: Tool performance must be monitored and documented.

Solution: BLRTSX sensors provide accurate torque measurements for quality programs.

4. Manufacturing Operations

Problem: Consistent torque output is required for assembly applications.

Solution: BLRTSX sensors help verify that tools are performing within specification.


Troubleshooting

Issue 1: No torque reading displayed

Cause: Sensor is not connected to a compatible analyzer.

Solution: Verify analyzer connection and sensor recognition.

Issue 2: Inaccurate readings

Cause: Sensor capacity may not match the application.

Solution: Verify that the selected sensor is appropriate for the torque range being tested.

Issue 3: Inconsistent measurements

Cause: Improper setup or installation.

Solution: Verify sensor installation and test setup.

Issue 4: Tool verification results vary

Cause: Application setup or testing method may need review.

Solution: Verify testing procedures and operating instructions.


Calibration & Standards

  • Designed for torque calibration and verification applications
  • Supports quality control programs
  • Used for testing and validating torque tool performance
  • Suitable for manufacturing and calibration environments

Refer to the BLRTSX datasheet for model-specific specifications and accuracy information.


Integration / Advanced Notes

  • Designed for use with compatible Mountz torque analyzers
  • Supports rotary torque measurement applications
  • Used for calibration, verification, and quality control activities
  • Available in multiple torque capacities
  • Requires analyzer connection for operation

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