Testing Torque-Controlled Tools

Norbar has come up with a handy new method of testing manual or powered torque controlled tools. Instead of using inline devices, which require special bench mounting requirements and connecting leads, the new system uses flange-mounted transducers combining mounting unit and lead. The transducers make use of Norbar's 'Smart' technology, so once connected to one of the company's display instruments, the system is ready for use, with no need for calibration factors to be entered. And for powered tools, the 'run down' fixture - normally a separate item - is also included for models up to 150Nm torque. The torque test range for the new transducers is 0.04Nm to 1,500Nm.

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