About this category
WIKA Sensor Technology torque sensors measure torque without rotating electronics: a reaction torque sensor reads the torque reacted into a stationary flange or shaft — no slip rings to wear, nothing to maintain — across the XTF375, XTS, XTM, and XTA families from 25 in-oz; and the multi-axis torque-thrust cells read torque and axial thrust together, or three force axes at once, on isolated bridges for drivetrain and propulsion test stands. Pick by what turns and what else pushes — Prater Technical works with you to spec the right WIKA-ST torque sensor.
Choose a WIKA-ST torque family
Click any Series box for details →
Industries Served
Territory Coverage
New York: Full state
Connecticut: Full state
Massachusetts: Full state
Rhode Island: Full state
New Jersey: Northern NJ
Pennsylvania: Eastern PA — Allentown–Philadelphia corridor
Connecticut: Full state
Massachusetts: Full state
Rhode Island: Full state
New Jersey: Northern NJ
Pennsylvania: Eastern PA — Allentown–Philadelphia corridor
Territory detail above applies to WIKA Sensor Technology and the legacy tecsis line (Force, Pressure & Torque). Other manufacturer lines have their own coverage — see each brand’s page.
Specifications compiled by Prater Technical Partners from WIKA Sensor Technology Torque Sensors product datasheets.