Product Catalog
Torque Measurement Equipment
A bolt's job is to produce the right clamp load — measurement proves it.
When and why torque is measured
| When | Purpose | Equipment |
|---|---|---|
| Before tool setup | Verify actual output | Torque test equipment |
| During assembly | Tighten to target value | Torque wrench / controlled tool |
| Post-assembly check | Verify the joint | Torque tester |
| Periodic check | Confirm no drift | Calibration equipment |
Frequently asked questions
What does a torque tester actually do?
It shows how much torque a tool or joint is really delivering, in real numbers. Tool settings drift over time; measurement makes that drift visible.
Torque wrench vs. torque tester — same thing?
No. A torque wrench does the tightening. A torque tester is a reference that verifies tools' accuracy — they're not interchangeable.
How often should a torque tool be checked?
Depends on usage, but the rule stays the same: check periodically and always before critical work.
Do you offer calibration services?
We guide your torque equipment through calibration and supply the right measurement equipment for it.