For improving spindle assembly accuracy! Axial force measurement sensor 'GLO-YSAFS'

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last updated：Nov 16, 2022

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It is possible to achieve the proper axial force! The assembly accuracy of the spindle will improve!

The "GLO-YSAFS" is a sensor that measures axial force from the tightening torque of nuts when assembling a spindle. Typically, the axial force of a spindle could not be measured directly. However, by using this product, it is possible to quantify and manage the axial force. This allows for the achievement of appropriate axial force and improves the assembly accuracy of the spindle. 【Specifications】 ■Applicable Range [2T: M40–M70, 3T: M70–M120, 4T: M120–M170] ■Display Units for Axial Force [3 types: lbf (pounds), kgf (kilograms), N (newtons)] ■Plug-in Power Supply: AC100V–240V ■Includes a dedicated jig: 1 set (2 sizes) ■Includes an axial force conversion table *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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【Instructions】 (1) Before use, check the size (nominal diameter) of the spindle and set the required axial force. - Use the axial force conversion table to calculate the value corresponding to the required axial force. (2) Assemble the bearings, collars, spacers, and other components on the spindle, leaving a 35mm gap to the threaded part. (3) Attach the axial force measurement sensor to the spindle. (4) Tighten the precision lock nut with a torque wrench until the display shows the value calculated earlier. - Record the tightening torque at this time. (5) Remove the precision lock nut and axial force measurement sensor from the spindle. (6) Assemble the remaining bearings, collars, spacers, and other components on the spindle, and tighten the precision lock nut with the previously recorded tightening torque, also tightening the set screw. → This will achieve the initially set axial force. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.