A torque wrench for cars usually has a range of 10 to 250 foot-pounds. Common drive sizes are 1/4”, 3/8”, and 1/2”. The 1/2” drive size meets most needs, covering … Read More
Torque wrenches do not need warming up. They work best at room temperature. Extreme cold can impact their spring rates and accuracy. A quality torque wrench is tested at different … Read More
A torque wrench should be calibrated every 5,000 cycles or every 12 months, whichever comes first. Regular calibration boosts accuracy and ensures reliable performance. This practice is crucial for maintenance … Read More
To measure 20 ft-lbs without a torque wrench, use a 1-foot lever arm. Attach a 20 lbs weight at the end. This method gives an estimate but lacks precision. For … Read More
Call CDI Torque Products for support at 800-446-7404 (U.S.) or 800-296-4787 (Canada). For warranty claims and service inquiries, use 626-965-0668. Their customer service hours and other details are available on … Read More
The 60 lbs Torque Wrench has a sturdy T-Handle and a locking collar. It provides preset torque settings up to 60 inch-pounds and uses ratchet action to stop at the … Read More
Bolt tensioning involves hydraulically stretching a stud to achieve a set pre-load value before hand-tightening a nut. In contrast, bolt torquing uses a wrench to turn a nut, applying rotational … Read More
A digital torque wrench provides high accuracy and clear display features for torque values. It is easy to use, especially for tasks requiring torque angles. In contrast, a mechanical torque … Read More
A cordless impact wrench torque limiter manages torque to prevent over-tightening. It offers preset torque settings for precise fastening. Use it with torque sticks or a torque limiting extension. Typical … Read More
A dial wrench measures torque with a dial indicator. It shows the torque applied to a fastener. These wrenches provide accurate readings, typically within 2% accuracy. They cover various torque … Read More