Hello, I used automatic load testing. Is it normal for the Y-axis inertia torque to be 0 kg·m² and the Z-axis inertia torque to be 0 kg·m²?
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AndrewZhang
, Sat Dec 13, 2025 10:23 am
Hello, I used automatic load testing. Is it normal for the Y-axis inertia torque to be 0 kg·m² and the Z-axis inertia torque to be 0 kg·m²?
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