To adjust the torque on a Milwaukee impact wrench, tap the “Task” button. Select “TORQUE-SENSE™” and customize “Max Speed” and “Precision Mode” for the desired torque output. Use a torque … Read More

To tighten 410A flare nuts without a torque wrench, first, hand-tighten the nut firmly. Then, turn it an additional 60 degrees. Apply Nylog oil on the surfaces to reduce resistance. … Read More

To calibrate your Milwaukee torque wrench, measure the distance from the square drive to the handle. Apply a known weight to check torque measurement. If necessary, adjust the settings for … Read More

To recalibrate your torque wrench, measure the distance from the square drive to the handle. Use a known weight for testing. Pull the weight until you hear a click, then … Read More

To convert torque values for an army torque wrench, multiply the torque (in foot-pounds) by the length of the wrench (in inches), including any torque adapters. Use a torque calculator … Read More

ATS FoC in Fort McMurray offers torque wrench calibration, repair, and certification services. Our ISO 9001 certified lab ensures NIST traceable certificates with a quick turnaround of 72 hours. Book … Read More

A double head on a beam torque wrench features a second beam that acts as an indicator. This design helps users read torque measurements easily. The parallel beams ensure measurement … Read More