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Precision Torque & Shaft Power Measurement Solutions


Datum Electronics is a world-leading designer and manufacturer of static and rotary torque transducers, strain sensors and shaft power measurement solutions. With a global footprint spanning over 30 countries, we support customers worldwide through our trusted network of distributors and resellers.

Datum Electronics Auger Hawk Helical Pile Torque Sensors 6kNm to 500MNm
Rotary Dynamic Torque Sensors Transducers Inline Onshaft Datum 425 Series
Datum LTS Large Torque Sensor rated at 250kNm.
Datum Electronics 460 series 2-hole and 3-hole strain gauge sensors side by side
Datum Electronics marine shaft power meter system for torque, speed and power measurement on rotating shafts
Photo of an FF410 Reaction Torque Transducer manufactured by Datum Electronics

Industries

Supporting Global Applications

Our versatile torque, strain, and power measurement sensors are widely used across a variety of sectors including: commercial shipping, construction, agriculture, automotives, aerospace, defence, civil engineering, energy and renewables.

We work closely with our global partners and distributor network to continually develop innovative and sustainable solutions to benefit the end user.

“We did extensive market analysis when we first entered the shaft power measurement business. The price to quality ratio for Datum Shaft Power Measurement Kits is really good, compared to competition. Plus the staff have always been very supportive as well.”

RDA Shiptech

Measuring AI Wind Assisted Ship Propulsion with Shaft Power Monitoring

Datum’s Marine Shaft Power Meters provided independent data to validate AI-driven wind-assisted propulsion on MV Vectis Progress.

Developing a Torque Monitor for Best Practice Ground Screw Installations

Learn how Datum Electronics worked with RADIX to develop the RADIX 8000 PTM, enabling accurate, data‑led torque verification for screw pile installation.

Engineer‑Attended Shaft Power Measurement During Vessel Sea Trials

Thames Marine Services engaged Datum Electronics to carry out temporary shaft power measurement during a sea trial on the Dixie Queen, enabling accurate assessment of engine performance under real operating conditions without permanent modification to the shaft.