Twin Roller Tribometer

The twin roller tribometer (TwinRoller-3000) is designed to study traction, wear and rolling contact fatigue (RCF) under various combinations of rolling and sliding. In-line sensors for measuring torque and acoustic emission allows quantification of minimal differences. With an open platform architecture that allows easy access, the tester comprises of two high torque independently controlled servo motors.

The force is applied using electro servo drives. Tests are performed under controlled environmental conditions, and run both dry and lubricated setups. The lubricant can be contained in a container or actively circulated during the test. Fully automated test programs and advance controllers allows for high repeatability and precision measurements.

Twin Roller Tribometer


ICON-key-features-greyKey Features and Benefits

♦   Independent control of both rotations by servo motors

♦   Dry and lubricated contact, temperature range -35˚C to +150˚C

♦   Sliding rolling contact

ICON-key-features-greyRelated Applications

♦   Automotive, aerospace, lubricants & machine engineering

♦   Gears, transmissions, camshafts & rail-wheel contact

♦   EV-vehicles, lubricants, turbines & coatings

About Rtec Instruments

Rtec Instruments develops and manufactures advanced mechanical, surface testing and measurement solutions for research and industrial applications. We share a philosophy that embraces collaboration and partnering with customers and other leaders in academia and industry to ensure our products

answer real needs with innovative solutions.

Why Rtec Instruments?

♦   Upgradeable and modular platform 

♦   Open access software for customized tests and        programming

♦   Unique patented technologies

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