Torque Controlled Tools for Precise Fastening
Torque-controlled tools apply a specific torque to a fastener, like a bolt or screw, and then stop or signal when that torque is reached.
Torque control is crucial for ensuring consistent and reliable fastening, especially in applications where over-tightening can cause damage or failure.
Examples of torque-controlled tools include electric screwdrivers, pulse tools, and hydraulic torque wrenches.
Torque-controlled tools may be either transducerized or non-transducerized, with each type having its own advantages.
Torque multipliers amplify torque, making it easier to loosen or tighten fasteners.
Benefits of Torque Controlled Tools over Non-Torque-Controlled
Precise tightening: Ensures consistent clamp force and joint integrity.
Error prevention: Reduces the risk of damaged fasteners or components due to over-tightening.
Traceability: Some torque-controlled tools record and log tightening data for quality control.
Ergonomics: Can be designed to reduce operator fatigue.
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