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Correcting Misconceptions of Strain Gauge Technology Used in Torquemeter Couplings
Author(s)Riverhawk Company
The Riverhawk Company has been providing strain gauge-based torquemeter technology for nearly 30 years. Originally developed under the Indikon brand before becoming part of the Riverhawk family, this proven technology has been trusted across numerous industries for decades. Today, Robert Whitney, Riverhawk's Director of Innovation, will discuss how strain gauge technology is used in modern torquemeters and address many of the common misconceptions surrounding this widely adopted and highly reliable measurement technology.
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